Bitcoin briefly reached $84,000 before easing back, while the CoinDesk 80 fell 0.6% since midnight as traders waited for U.S. inflation data.
The position rose from about $567,000 to $5.158 million in 49 minutes on Oct. 14.
Saifedean Ammous argues that Bitcoin already functions as money when held as a store of value; expects it will become larger and less volatile than gold as it matures.
Whale holdings have reached their highest level since November 2025, while large borrowers are taking on more debt backed by Bitcoin.
This lawsuit could set a precedent for regulatory enforcement in crypto markets, potentially leading to increased scrutiny and legal challenges. BitMEX sued in UK for $27 million in Bitcoin over unlicensed derivatives.
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin's bull market has begun and predicts $100K, as Strategy buys more BTC and awaits Friday's MSCI index decision.
The claim challenges 1,053 loss-making perpetual swap trades from 2018 to 2022 and also accuses the now-closed exchange of deceit.
Metaplanet unveils a $380 million share buyback and $329 million bond sale to cut Bitcoin-backed debt after its stock fell nearly 90% from its peak.
A brief run at $84,000 faded within the hour as tech stocks stalled and the chip selloff rolled on. Traders are waiting on the September CPI print.
Coinbase urges Bitcoin developers to prepare for quantum threats, backing BIP-360, hybrid wallets and a separate debate on lost coins.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted $200.5 million in combined inflows as BTC and ETH prices recovered.
The price was $84,000 15 minutes earlier and was up 0.37% from an hour earlier.