Bitcoin fell to around $61,310 on June 4 after Strategy (formerly Microstrategy) sold 32 BTC, ending its buy-and-hold streak since 2022. The sale was minor but symbolically significant, sparking debate over its impact amid $4 billion in outflows from U.S. bitcoin ETFs. Michael Saylor attributes bitcoin's weakness mainly to a $400 billion capital shift into AI infrastructure, viewing it as a rotation rather than a fundamental decline. Traders remain divided, watching ETF flows and corporate sales for signs of bitcoin's next move.
Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, announced he will not sell his XRP and Bitcoin holdings despite suffering multimillion-dollar losses due to a prolonged crypto market downturn. He revealed that his XRP position, bought near a peak at $1.70, ...
Bitcoin price recovered from a low near $61,550 to around $63,800 after US jobless claims exceeded expectations, suggesting the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates later this year. Despite the rebound, Bitcoin remains about 22% below its May pea...
Crypto markets experienced $1.2 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, driven mainly by Bitcoin and Ethereum long positions being squeezed amid high volatility. Bitcoin liquidations totaled about $778 million, Ethereum $400 million, with altcoins lik...
Michael Saylor dari Strategy menjelaskan penurunan harga Bitcoin baru-baru ini sebagai akibat dari rotasi modal global sebesar $400 miliar ke sektor infrastruktur AI dalam enam bulan terakhir. Rotasi ini menyebabkan aliran keluar sekitar $4 miliar da...
Veteran trader Peter Brandt forecasts that Bitcoin could fall to around $56,000, citing an expanding triangle pattern on the daily chart that typically signals a bearish move if broken downward. This pattern, common in Bitcoin's price history, sugges...
