Bitcoin faces sustained institutional selling as the Coinbase Premium Index stays negative for 900 hours, its longest streak in two years.
Hut 8 stock surged 200% as its $27 billion AI contract pipeline and $9.8 billion lease fueled its shift away from Bitcoin mining.
Hashi's testnet is live on Sui, letting institutions use native Bitcoin as DeFi collateral via hBTC minting and a new Guardian Layer security Hashi testnet goes live, introduces Guardian Layer for BTC collateral on Sui.
Strive Inc., holding roughly $1.3 billion in BTC, announced its Bitcoin Stewardship Commitment backing Brink, the nonprofit funding core protocol Strive backs Bitcoin's open-source backbone with new stewardship commitment to Brink.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $930 million over six consecutive days, the first inflow streak in three months, led by BlackRock's IBIT after Bitcoin ETFs see $930M inflow in six days, marking first streak in three months.
Bitcoin price holds near $65,000 as Trump threatens fresh strikes on Iran, while US ETF inflows and whale buying support demand amid regional tensions.
Bitcoin surged past $66,000 for the first time since early June, extending a recovery that is beginning to repair some of the losses left by the market's recent downturn. The rebound comes from a much weaker starting point than the price alone suggests.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a sixth consecutive inflow session, adding $203.1 million and bringing the streak's combined total to roughly $930 million. Daily estimates differed sharply, but both showed positive demand, while BlackRock, Fidelity, and Bitwise accounted for most inflows under the lower calculation.
Bitfinex said that Bitcoin reached a critical decision zone after posting a third consecutive positive weekly close and defending demand near $61,360. With resistance clustered around $67,900 to $68,300, the firm sees a narrow technical corridor now defining the recovery case, as a sustained breakout would strengthen momentum while rejection could expose recent lows.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's statements have impacted Bitcoin prices, influencing market perceptions and future crypto policies. US Treasury Secretary fuels Bitcoin price surge.
Bitcoin flashes macro bottom signals as bullish divergence builds, but BTC must break key resistance before targeting $116,000.
As Bitcoin (BTC) technicals signal a potential bear market bottom, Crypto Patel anticipates the flagship coin to reach $116,000 before November 2026.