The US Dollar Index (DXY) is breaking out toward 101 after forming a double bottom on the daily chart. Historically, that move would have weighed on Bitcoin (BTC) price.
Strategy plans to repurchase about $1.5 billion of convertible notes, with the final price tied partly to its stock performance. The filing also lists bitcoin sales as a possible funding source, renewing focus on its treasury strategy. Strategy Details $1.5 Billion Convertible Note Repurchase Plan On May 15, Strategy Inc.
The Coinbase Wrapped BTC (cbBTC) token has integrated into Tempo Network, a payments-focused Layer 1 (L1) blockchain strategically backed by Stripe and Paradigm. The deployment was carried out exclusively through Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), as confirmed by the development teams.
Institutional holdings: Strive ranks ninth globally among corporate firms by recording an audited balance of 15,009 BTC. Absolute leadership: The firm Strategy maintains the top spot in the global ranking with a cumulative reserve of 818,869 BTC.
Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund Mubadala has increased its exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) through BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF, pushing its reported holdings beyond $565 million—a fresh signal that 'institutional demand' for regulated BTC products remains intact even as macro uncertainty weighs on broader risk appetite. Bitcoin Magazine reported that Mubadala, one of the Middle East's most closely watched state-backed investors, added to its BlackRock ETF position in recent disclosures.
Investors and traders are paying closer attention to Bitcoin (BTC) after the latest US inflation report was released on May 12. As consumer prices in the US continue to climb, questions are mounting about what that means for BTC and whether the world's largest cryptocurrency can hold its ground.
A wallet identified as linked to BlackRock reportedly withdrew more than 1,700 BTC from Coinbase, drawing attention from on-chain observers tracking institutional Bitcoin movements.
Investors sold out of benchmark bonds amid the growing possibility of interest rate hikes in the near future. A top corporate "whale" announced a potentially chunky Bitcoin sell-off.
Bitcoin (BTC) dropping below the $80,000 mark is starting to undo some of the optimism that followed a major step forward for the industry. After the Senate Banking Committee markup for the CLARITY Act on Thursday, the market's gains have since faded.
Bitcoin whale activity hits a 9-month high, but buying volume remains thin.
Bitcoin fell to $78,600 on May 15 as bond yields surged to a 12 month high, rattling risk markets. The US 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.
Bitcoin is struggling to push above $82,000 as the market heats up and buyers search for the momentum needed to break through resistance that has now rejected three separate attempts. The price action is grinding, and analyst Axel Adler has identified the specific mechanism behind that resistance — one that goes beyond the technical level itself to describe the behavioral dynamic that is actively maintaining it.