Strategy CEO says Saylor's all-in Bitcoin treasury approach proved stronger than his earlier cautious plan
Bitcoin has fallen to new lows in this bear cycle, dropping below the psychological $60,000 level. This comes amid the U.S.-Iran war, which has remained muted for a while.
Leading asset management firm BlackRock has made another major Bitcoin deposit, which suggests that the firm has resumed its regular Bitcoin selling activity amid the extensive market downturn.
As bitcoin slipped to its lowest level of 2026, a sizable cache of long-dormant wallets stirred for the first time in years, transferring funds amid pressured market conditions. Roughly 599.76 BTC, valued at $37.04 million, was moved from wallets originally established in 2014 and 2017.
An analyst believes that BTC would be trading at $22K without Saylor.
The 1LwWt address received a legal notice from Salomon Brothers via Bitcoin's OP_RETURN field in July 2025 demanding the owner prove ownership by November 5, 2025.
The Strategy executive chairman argued that four distinct camps each play a vital role in bitcoin's long-term success.
Bitcoin clawed its way back from a sharp weekend sell-off after bears briefly dragged the price to $59,100, triggering a volatile 24-hour swing before buyers reclaimed ground and lifted the asset above $61,600. As of 8 a.m.
Is bitcoin replaying the scenario that triggered its collapse in 2022? While the market's leading crypto fell to 59,100 dollars, some analysts are seeing the reappearance of technical signals that marked the previous bear market.
The diverging strategies of hedge funds and banks highlight a shifting landscape in Bitcoin investment, potentially impacting market stability. Hedge funds dump 31,400 BTC in Q1 while banks quietly double their Bitcoin ETF positions.
The cryptocurrency market is going through one of the most challenging phases of the current cycle.
Online speculation has tied Bitcoin's latest drop to retail demand for SpaceX's record IPO, but crypto flow data has not shown clear evidence of a mass cash exit.