Jim Chanos called Strategy and Bitcoin an $80 billion arbitrage opportunity, although current market values show a much narrower premium.
Bitcoin's institutional cycle could be getting started as Wall Street exposure rises.
Bitcoin's realized losses have overtaken profits, echoing past bottom signals that preceded major rallies, while BTC still risks a drop toward $44K–$51K.
Bitcoin has just shattered a widely anticipated scenario: that of a progressive shortage of BTC on exchanges. In just three weeks, the reserves available on centralized platforms have strongly rebounded, despite ETF demand.
Crypto news today: Bitcoin reclaims $64,000, spot ETFs shed $385 million, Bitmine nears 5% of ETH supply and CLARITY Act odds slide to 10%.
Bitcoin returned 87 times over a decade, while only 13% of actively managed US large-cap equity funds beat comparable passive funds' benchmarks through June 30, according to Morningstar data reported by The Wall Street Journal.
The 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest since 2007 and Brent topped $91 as the US-Iran conflict escalates, pressuring stocks. Bitcoin is holding its range, for now.
The digital asset market is going through a more uncertain phase as companies linked to bitcoin adjust their reserves. Strategy now has $4.8 billion in cash, offering several options.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows show institutional interest as BTC holds $64,119 and dominance sits at 56.5%.
Bitcoin rose 1.2% above $64,000 as VVV and HYPE outperformed, while Worldcoin and Filecoin led losses across a mixed crypto market.
As cryptocurrency markets experience a mid-2026 correction, investors are evaluating which digital assets maintain compelling long-term prospects. Below are five projects currently capturing attention.
This comes after a continuous few weeks of selling its stash.