Peter Schiff argues that Bitcoin is acting as the opposite of gold amid rising war-driven inflation fears, with gold and silver prices climbing while Bitcoin's value falls below $64,000. He highlights a significant divergence in returns this year, with gold and silver up and Bitcoin down, suggesting Bitcoin never behaved like digital gold. Schiff attributes the metals' strength to geopolitical risks and inflation pressures, while Bitcoin continues to underperform other major assets. This ongoing debate questions Bitcoin's role as a safe haven compared to traditional precious metals.
Strategy chose not to buy more Bitcoin between Sept. 8 and 13, instead spending $139.3 million to repurchase 1.42 million shares of its STRC preferred stock. The company holds 845,050 BTC, worth about $63.73 billion at an average cost of $75,412 per ...
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are gaining as investors become more optimistic about the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to create clearer federal rules for digital assets. The odds of the Act passing in 2026 have increased from 1...
Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% to over $78,000 as the broader cryptocurrency market advanced, defying losses in technology stocks and rising oil prices. Ether and XRP also saw notable gains, while traditional markets like Nasdaq futures and gold declined....
Ethereum's market dominance and ETH/BTC ratio both rose over 25% in Q3, marking the highest quarterly increase since 2025. This surge is partly due to Bitcoin's weakness near the $80k resistance level, which has prompted capital rotation into Ethereu...
Bitcoin recovered to about $78,100 as markets anticipate interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan this week. Traders expect an 87% chance of a 0.25% rate hike by the Fed on Wednesday, with the BOE likely to...
