Bitcoin dropped to $70,981 Thursday as Iran claimed three ceasefire clauses had been violated, the Strait of Hormuz stayed closed, and Brent crude rebounded sharply toward $97.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) started buying Bitcoin back in 2020, kickstarted by founder and CEO at the time, Michael Saylor. What began as a small buying trend quickly exploded over the years, and now, the company has claimed the title of the public company with the largest Bitcoin holdings in the world.
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A chart tracking the top 15 cryptocurrencies by market cap every year since 2018 shows a clear pattern. Bitcoin never moves from the number one position.
Bithumb has filed for a court-approved asset freeze to recover 7 BTC, worth approximately $496,000, from users who have refused to return funds two months after the exchange's catastrophic payout error. The legal action marks the final unresolved chapter of one of the largest accidental Bitcoin distributions in exchange history.
Iran is charging oil tankers $1 per barrel in bitcoin to cross the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first time a sovereign state has required crypto payment for access to a critical global shipping lane.
Bitcoin (BTC) price is facing a strong supply wall around $72,000 on April 9 amid low spot liquidity inflows in recent past.
Strategy's Michael Saylor said bitcoin has likely bottomed near $60,000 and downplayed quantum computing risks.
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While Satoshi's identity continues to fascinate the crypto ecosystem, a new controversy rekindles the debate. A recent investigation puts forward the name Adam Back as the creator of Bitcoin, but Michael Saylor strongly disputes this hypothesis.
Bitcoin (BTC) flows on Coinbase—often used as a proxy for U.S. institutional positioning—flashed a mixed signal on Wednesday, with the exchange shifting to net outflows even as the Coinbase price premium turned positive, suggesting pockets of buy-side demand alongside heightened portfolio repositioning. According to CryptoQuant data for April 9 (UTC, incomplete), Bitcoin netflow on Coinbase Advanced came in at -188 BTC, marking a sharp swing from the prior session's +4,155 BTC net inflow.
Bitcoin surged above $72,500 within minutes of the ceasefire announcement on Tuesday. Wallets tied to Binance, Coinbase, Wintermute, and Grayscale all moved simultaneously. Then the price stalled and started pulling back. To a lot of people watching on-chain data, that looked like a setup and potential manipulation.