A crypto analyst has warned against giving in to the FOMO and buying Bitcoin (BTC) at new highs. He noted that although the cryptocurrency could continue its upward move and even push past $80,000, this does not necessarily signal the end of the broader bear market.
Crypto analyst Killa has alluded to the diminishing cycle analysis, which helped him predict the Bitcoin top at around $120,000.
Low trading volume and a lack of conviction from big-money bettors could leave the bitcoin rally on shaky ground, said 10x Research head Markus Thielen.
Tether's new MDK framework aims to standardize and automate Bitcoin mining, expanding its role beyond stablecoins.
Despite muted prices to start the second quarter, the report said improving onchain metrics and network activity point to a market finding its footing.
Tether has launched an open-source Mining Development Kit that collapses Bitcoin mining's fragmented hardware dashboards into a single JavaScript and React-based stack.
Bitcoin is pushing toward $79,000 as the market finds its footing after weeks of pressure and uncertainty. The recovery has been gradual but consistent, and bulls are beginning to test levels that matter.
The expansion of net demand from institutional investors in Bitcoin has regained strong momentum, climbing to the most vigorous level recorded since the final months of 2025.
Bitcoin led the week with $824 million in inflows, while ether maintained positive momentum despite a brief interruption. XRP and solana ETFs were not left, as they posted decent gains for the week. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin ETFs pulled $824 million for the week, led by Blackrock IBIT's $732 million dominance.
Research firm 10x says the negative funding rates reflect structural hedging by institutions, not a broad bearish play.
Strive CEO Matt Cole said that the company acquired 789 BTC for $61.43 million at an average cost of about $77,890 per Bitcoin, lifting total holdings to 14,557 BTC as of April 24, 2026. The purchase was the latest increase in Strive's corporate Bitcoin treasury. Strive has acquired 789 BTC for $61.
The Bitcoin-buying firm leaned on common shares to grow its holdings after STRC powered its largest purchase in 16 months.