Bitcoin sits steady at $28,500. The cryptocurrency absorbed heavy selling pressure Wednesday while maintaining its ground, showing the weird tension gripping markets right now.
Peter Schiff renewed his attack on Bitcoin as gold and silver hit highs, arguing BTC's lagging performance weakens its "digital gold" claim.
Bitcoin is evolving in a rare configuration where fear dominates without causing an immediate drop. Despite broadly negative sentiment, declining demand, and persistent selling, prices remain surprisingly stable.
Bitcoin whales bought 10,000 BTC in 72 hours, worth about $670 million, signaling fresh accumulation as on-chain data hints at tighter supply.
Bitcoin's correlation with global central bank easing has turned strongly negative since 2024, suggesting BTC now leads rather than lags monetary policy signals.
Strive Asset Management's Bitcoin accumulation strategy may drive ASST stock from $9.75 to $515 over eight years.
Adam Livingston said Bitcoin trades below power law fair value, while Peter Schiff questioned BTC after stronger five-year gains elsewhere.
The POTUS also used some weird language that was detected as meme-style image of a fabricated post by Grok.
Peter Schiff questioned Bitcoin's five-year gains after gold, silver, the Nasdaq, and the S&P 500 outperformed BTC.
Jack Dorsey is making waves. The former Twitter CEO has just announced the return of the famous “Bitcoin Faucet” for April 6, 2026.
According to the latest on-chain data, the largest Bitcoin investors have been active in the market over the past few days, seemingly resuming accumulation of the world's largest cryptocurrency.
A familiar signal from Michael Saylor is once again drawing attention across crypto markets.