London BTC Company Ltd (LSE:BTC, OTCQB:VINZF) announced it has set up two wholly owned subsidiaries in Australia and Nevada as it looks to add gold exploration optionality alongside its bitcoin treasury strategy. The London-listed group said Tethered Gold Pty Ltd and Tethered Gold LLC will provide the corporate structure to assess gold exploration, mineral claim staking and early-stage project development opportunities in two of the world's busiest gold jurisdictions.
The crypto market is down by a lot during the past 12 months ago. Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing multiple tailwinds to be excited about.
I found BitFuFu deeply undervalued a few months ago relative to its peers based on a market cap/hashrate comparison. Despite being attractively valued, BitFuFu stock has performed poorly since then amid the lackluster performance of the broad crypto market. After studying historical BTC prices, I have uncovered an interesting relationship between BTC prices and the global money supply. If history repeats, we are looking at a potential BTC reversal.
Bitcoin remains fundamentally sound despite recent volatility and recent fears of the price falling to zero, with zero change to its governance in scarcity, durability, or network effects. In reality, Bitcoin's price action is heavily influenced by global liquidity, Fed policy, and macroeconomic uncertainty, which have been bearing down on Bitcoin, not by changes in core fundamentals. Data shows that spot interest is returning to Bitcoin while selling is gradually normalizing, creating rare setups to cost average into.
I reiterate my buy recommendation on Bitcoin despite its recent collapse below $70,000. BTC's decline is driven by capital rotation, China's mining crackdown, and a shift to traditional commodities like gold and silver. A conservative price target of $103,000 is supported by the Stock to Flow Ratio, with current levels offering a margin of safety.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has corrected sharply from its October 2025 all-time high, driven by profit-taking, risk-off sentiment, and substantial forced liquidations. Forced liquidations have distorted BTC's price discovery, but their moderation suggests the worst of the sell-off may be over. Sustained price levels above $60,000 are key; a drop below could delay recovery, though a short squeeze is possible as shorts become riskier.
London BTC Company Ltd (LSE:BTC, OTCQB:VINZF) announced it has signed a 30-day exclusive call option to acquire a 100% interest in the tenements containing the historic Chance gold mine, in Western Australia. The company said the move forms “Stage One” of a hedging strategy aimed at reducing exposure to Bitcoin volatility, and, follows comments made in its interim results published in November.
Bitcoin has experienced a decline of 25% over the past six months and is currently trading below $88,000. This drop is attributed to macroeconomic uncertainties, risk-off sentiment, and diminishing institutional flows.
Given the rising pace of institutional adoption, Bitcoin could double in price this year to hit $200,000. Ethereum's market dominance in decentralized finance could help power a major breakout in 2026.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) and Silver (SLV) have sharply diverged, setting up a contrarian long BTC, short SLV pair trade opportunity. SLV's recent 150–200% rally appears late-cycle, with realized volatility now exceeding BTC and risk/reward skewed negatively. BTC is gaining regulatory clarity and technical support, while SLV faces risks from margin hikes and substitution at high prices.
In December 2025, silver emerged as the more volatile asset over Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) , marking a sharp reversal of long-held assumptions about where macroeconomic risk manifests.
Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) just broke through $90,000 after more than a month of failed attempts.