Is Bitcoin's current rally a trap or the beginning of a bigger breakout?
Michael Saylor says MicroStrategy is back. The two-word post landed after 10 weeks in which the company, now named Strategy, bought no Bitcoin (BTC) at all.
Michael Saylor signals a possible Strategy Bitcoin return as holdings stay at 840,447 BTC after 10 weeks.
Michael Saylor's “We're Back” post hints Strategy may resume Bitcoin buying after a two-month pause to strengthen its balance sheet.
Bitcoin is testing major resistance as Jackson Hole begins under an unusual Fed agenda. This outline focuses on the key BTC levels, macro triggers, and near-term market scenarios traders will watch.
Russia's largest bank plans to expand crypto-backed lending by accepting bitcoin, ether, and tether as collateral after new regulations take full effect. Sberbank says the initiative will build on its digital asset loan pilot.
CVD data across exchanges hints at a looming squeeze or deeper pullback for BTC.
Strategy's resumed Bitcoin purchases highlight its commitment to BTC accumulation, underscoring potential market influence and financial strategy risks. Strategy resumes Bitcoin purchases after 10-week pause.
BitGo is paying roughly $42.5 million upfront for institutional trading capabilities as NYDIG prioritizes a claimed 3+ GW power-and-compute footprint, leaving profitability unproven on both sides.
Bitcoin (BTC) is attracting renewed interest from large investors after on-chain data revealed that whale wallets accumulated more than 39,154 BTC over the past seven days, worth approximately $3 billion at current prices.
Bitcoin's powerful breakout has lost some of its initial momentum after reaching the $80K region. With both spot price action and futures activity showing reduced conviction, BTC appears increasingly likely to enter a choppy consolidation phase before establishing its next major directional move.
Bitcoin rebounds from Friday's low as Strategy's valuation expands and bitcoin dominance climbs above 60%.