The US government's strategic Bitcoin reserve management may stabilize market concerns over potential large-scale liquidations, impacting crypto dynamics. US government Bitcoin holdings fall to 328,372 BTC in 2026.
Bitcoin's return to $100,000 is looking increasingly doubtful before 2027, at least in the eyes of prediction market traders. Polymarket assigns just a 27% probability to the milestone this year, while Kalshi's October forecast sits at $87,000. With bitcoin trading near $83,416 on Tuesday, Oct.
SATS will offer a fixed 15% dividend yield at par and be junior to the company's existing SATA, which pays a variable rate (currently 13%).
The model uses Bitcoin's historical price and days since genesis to trace a statistical trendline, excluding adoption, regulation and broader market conditions.
Polymarket prices a 54% chance of Bitcoin touching $80,000 during October, while Kalshi shows 55% odds of trading below that level.
Users posting more than $10 million in Bitcoin as collateral increased their USDT borrowing by 83% in September.
The purchase lifted Strive's holdings to 32,773 BTC after the company spent roughly $280 million at an average price of about $84,500 per bitcoin.
On October 16 the Bitcoin network raises mining difficulty by 5.49 percent, the third-largest increase of the year. What that means for miners' costs, for the levels around $81,000 and for your purchase fees.
BitFuFu (NASDAQ: FUFU) has teamed with wealth technology platform Finloop to launch HASH, a tokenized product that pays BTC-denominated returns tied to Bitcoin mining. This opens BitFuFu's cloud-mining business to investors who never have to touch a rig.
Natalie Brunell said Bitcoin should be seen as a long-term savings technology because inflation and monetary expansion erode purchasing power and weaken traditional saving.
The relationship between El Salvador and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)c regarding Bitcoin accumulation has moved from anomaly to case study. The relevant question is not whether El Salvador defied the IMF or whether the IMF tolerated a breach.
Michael Saylor said bitcoin is entering a bull market as regulation, banking adoption and digital credit turn supportive, adding that the asset should move back above $100,000.