Bitcoin's rising dominance and ETF inflows suggest a shift towards safer crypto investments, potentially stalling altcoin growth. Bitcoin retests $80K as ETF inflows and dominance surge.
The Bitcoin (BTC) Automated Teller Machine (ATM) operators in Canada have signaled resilience in 2026 amid a looming nationwide ban.
The latest Bitcoin move has brought bulls back into control of the short-term chart, but the setup is not as straightforward as a clean breakout into higher prices. The 4-hour structure shows momentum building, trendline support holding, and buyers pushing through to higher highs.
Bitcoin (BTC) has retreated to around $79,200 after briefly climbing above the $80,000 mark on Sunday night for the first time since January.
Bitcoin just hit its highest price in months, right as $65 billion treasury firm Strategy took a rare week off from BTC accumulation.
Today marks an important date on the crypto industry calendar - the anniversary of the man who saw Bitcoin's potential before anyone else. Hal Finney, an outstanding cryptographer and the first Bitcoin enthusiast, would have turned 70.
Bitcoin's rally on Monday pushed it above $80,000 for the first time since January as analysts say BTC price could rise further to fill the futures gap at $84,000 in the short term.
Tether has minted 5 billion USDT across Ethereum and Tron over the past two weeks, including a fresh 1 billion USDT issuance, in a liquidity injection that analysts read as a bullish demand signal for the broader crypto market.
Capital B raised 1.1 million euros, about $1.28 million, through warrants subscribed by Adam Back to support its Bitcoin treasury strategy. Back now holds more than 39.5 million shares, or 9.97% fully diluted, reinforcing Capital B's public Bitcoin treasury identity. Shares rose more than 6.
Hut 8 (HUT) shares experienced upward movement following the company's announcement of refinancing its Bitcoin-collateralized debt via FalconX. The newly established $200 million credit line reduces interest expenses and releases additional Bitcoin previously held as collateral.
Bitcoin shattered the $80,000 threshold on Sunday, marking its first venture above this level since the beginning of the year. The breakout occurred swiftly, catching heavily positioned short traders off guard.
Bitcoin is once again pressing against the pivotal $80,000 resistance, a level that has repeatedly capped upside attempts in recent price action. The market now finds itself at a decisive moment, where a confirmed breakout could ignite fresh bullish momentum, while failure to push higher may trigger another wave of selling pressure.