A market dynamic that characterized the steep bitcoin BTC$75,892.91 and crypto market selloff early this year is making a comeback: Traders are again preferring dollars over the largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin price holds April lows as BTC traders watch $74K support and low $80,000s resistance for continuation next.
Bitcoin Japan's investment in SpaceX highlights a strategic shift towards digital assets and AI, signaling broader tech sector integration. Bitcoin Japan buys stake in Elon Musk's SpaceX via secondary market.
Bitcoin hovered below Tom Lee's $76,000 bull-market threshold while hyperliquid and monero bucked broader crypto weakness.
Tokyo-listed Bitcoin Japan Corporation has invested in SpaceX through a U.S.-based private secondary market transaction tied to digital infrastructure and AI expansion. According to a press release shared with crypto.
A 29 million share IBIT trade worth $1.3 billion executed Tuesday morning without moving bitcoin's price, with Eric Balchunas calling the absorption a sign of maturing infrastructure.
Despite recent years bringing overwhelming optimism for the cryptocurrency market as the latest ‘crypto winter' ended, digital assets found mainstream appeal, and a friendly U.S. administration, Bitcoin (BTC) ended up underperforming stocks in the last 12 months.
Bitcoin (BTC) is moving back into the center of the global monetary debate—not as a fleeting risk-on trade, but as part of a broader reassessment of what ultimately underwrites money. As confidence in governments, central banks, and fiat regimes erodes, traditional ‘hard assets' like gold and newer digital alternatives such as Bitcoin are increasingly being treated as strategic stores of value, reshaping how policymakers and institutions think about financial sovereignty.
Bitcoin's weak 2026 performance has coincided with sharp gains in metals and semiconductor giants, raising concerns that the cryptocurrency could continue losing ground.
The founder of Capriole Investments has highlighted how institutions have reversed course on Bitcoin recently, taking to selling once more. Bitcoin Has Seen Institutional Demand Turn Red Recently In a new post on X, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards has discussed the latest trend in the institutional demand for Bitcoin.
A dormant Bitcoin whale has burned more than $8 million worth of BTC after moving funds that had reportedly remained inactive for over a decade. According to Lookonchain, five wallets transferred a combined 107 Bitcoin worth roughly $8.
The significant outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs highlight shifting investor sentiment and potential volatility in the crypto market. Bitcoin spot ETFs shed $334M in single day as Ethereum ETFs bleed $35M.