Bitcoin is breaking out above the key $66K resistance on Tuesday. Can the bulls sustain this breakout and push the price up to $73K, or will a lack of volume result in a fakeout?
Brent crude futures reached $91.42 on July 20, their highest level since June 11, then eased to $88.28 as mediators floated a 10-day US-Iran ceasefire proposal. Bitcoin traded above $65,000 earlier in the session, registering an intraday high at $65,666 and a low at $63,100.
Tesla plans to spend $25 billion on AI and robotics in 2026, risking negative cash flow while holding 11,509 BTC worth $786 million as a Tesla's $25 billion AI spending spree puts its Bitcoin treasury in the spotlight.
HashKey Middle East has launched Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual derivatives after securing regulatory approval from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), bringing regulated BTC and ETH perpetual products to traders in the United Arab Emirates.
Bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 in a low-liquidity rally as U.S. spot ETFs logged a second consecutive week of inflows and the CLARITY Act advances in the Senate. Here is what the data says about the next key levels.
Strategy's $3.2 billion cash pile sparks a fresh Bitcoin debate.
CoinShares has entered Europe's €26.3 trillion UCITS fund market with the launch of a regulated Bitcoin mining ETF, opening its digital asset strategies to institutional investors whose mandates previously restricted access to its products.
Michael Saylor's Strategy raised $263.5 million in stock and moved it to cash rather than bitcoin, lifting its dollar reserve to $3.225 billion as its buying pause reached a second week.
Polymarket traders are pricing a 70% chance that bitcoin (BTC) touches $67,500 at some point in July, up from roughly 56% odds cited earlier this week, as the asset trades near $66,000.
Bitcoin builds momentum above key averages, with $73,000 resistance standing between BTC and a possible rally toward $85,000.
Bitcoin rose above $65,000 as Asian tech stocks rebounded and U.S. spot ETF inflows extended to five days, reviving broader market momentum.
Galaxy Digital's chief executive Mike Novogratz believes Bitcoin could touch $100,000, though he considers this outcome improbable unless three distinct market forces converge simultaneously.