Strategy Inc (MSTR) has officially overtaken BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) as the world's largest institutional Bitcoin (BTC) holder.
A crypto analyst has mapped out over a dozen price levels where Bitcoin (BTC) could find support if selling pressure picks up. The analysis covers a wide range of potential landing spots, from above $70,000 to deep into the $30,000 range.
Bitcoin hovers near $74K as markets await a breakout or breakdown. Key levels, CME gaps, and macro risks could decide the next move.
Trump's social media posts and statements to news reporters have triggered 5% to 12% swings in the price of bitcoin, blurring the lines between policy and market manipulation.
Russell Thompson warned of a sharp tightening in global liquidity that could weigh on risk assets and bitcoin in the near term, before expected U.S. policy action provides relief.
STHs moving about 60K BTC at a loss, and whales, whose exchange inflows have climbed recently, are selling into Strategy's buying.
Michael Saylor warned: "Think even Bigger." He kept his word.
The week of April 13 to 17 marked a decisive shift for crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Bitcoin ETFs led with nearly $1 billion in inflows, ether extended a strong recovery, and both XRP and solana posted solid gains. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs drew $996.38 million between April 13–17, led by Blackrock's IBIT with $906.
For over a decade, Bitcoin has been championed as a financial system beyond the reach of government institutions or elite influence. Its decentralization narrative, built on open-source code, distributed consensus, and a global network of participants, has made it a symbol of financial independence.
A potential Bitcoin sell-off could exert downward pressure on crypto markets, impacting both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices amid thin trading. 1,182 Bitcoin worth $89.3M transferred to Coinbase, signaling potential sell-off.
A discussion has erupted on social media between leading ETF experts Nate Geraci and Eric Balchunas regarding Vanguard's stance on crypto ETFs. With assets under management (AUM) exceeding $9 trillion, second only to BlackRock, the company is the gold standard of conservatism and low costs.
After launching crypto-backed loans in the U.S. last year, Coinbase has expanded the Bitcoin, Ethereum offering to U.K. users.