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Bitcoin (BTC) might not need another halving, another wave of institutional adoption, or even another round of monetary easing to deliver one of its most explosive rallies yet.
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Bitcoin (BTC) might not need another halving, another wave of institutional adoption, or even another round of monetary easing to deliver one of its most explosive rallies yet.
The shift from spot to options trading suggests a cautious market, with traders hedging bets amid uncertainty and potential volatility ahead.
Block's strong Q3 results and raised guidance signal sustained growth potential, despite challenges in its Bitcoin segment.
Dormant bitcoin wallets dating back to 2012 moved 2,159.15 BTC valued at $167.56 million last month, marking a second consecutive monthly slowdown. Despite the declining activity, wallets originating in 2013 dominated the month, while addresses from Bitcoin’s earliest years remained conspicuously absent.
Strategy announced on November 2 that it had acquired another 811 Bitcoin for roughly $65.5 million and repurchased approximately $208.2 million of its…
The surge in Strategy's trading volume highlights the growing influence of Bitcoin sentiment on market dynamics, challenging traditional industry giants.
Bitcoin has historically performed well after US midterm elections, showing a median gain of 63%. This trend may influence trader sentiment as the market watches closely.
Crypto traders fear a Democratic midterm sweep. See why Ohio matters and which Bitcoin level tests the panic.
Strategy (MSTR) shares rose 4.45% to $136.58 on Monday, as the company introduced daily dividends on its Stretch preferred stock. The gain came after Strategy announced another STRC buyback and resumed buying Bitcoin.
BitGo has announced the launch of Bitcoin staking services for qualified custody clients, allowing them to earn BTC rewards.
BitGo has announced a new Bitcoin staking service for institutional clients, amplifying the growing trend in crypto financial services.
Bitcoin crossed its most telling election-day threshold before a single vote was counted. On the morning of November 3, BTC traded near $76,990, roughly $3,821 above its 200-day moving average. On each of the previous three U.S.
CME open interest has reached a three-year low, indicating potential volatility for Bitcoin as it tests key support levels.
Creative Planning's increased Bitcoin ETF holdings suggest a growing institutional acceptance of crypto, potentially influencing broader market trends.
Strategy’s growing Bitcoin treasury highlights how institutional demand now depends on financial strength and reliable custody.
Michael Saylor recently amplified a post discussing how AI is poised to dominate Bitcoin acquisition.
4 crypto stocks beat Bitcoin on Election Day, jumping up to 13%. See what drove the move and what could undo it.
On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant reports that cryptocurrency analysts have turned sharply more optimistic about Bitcoin, reaching levels of bullishness not seen since August 2025.
Bitcoin price risks another drop as it fell below $77,000 on Monday despite a sharp decline in oil prices fueled by hopes of a diplomatic resolution to the US-Iran conflict. BTC failed to break above $78,500, raising concerns about another move lower.
Bitcoin made modest gains at the start of Wall Street trading on Tuesday as markets awaited cues from the US midterm elections.
Michael Saylor's Strategy now boasts over $1 billion in unrealized profit as Bitcoin maintains stamina above its cost basis despite ongoing volatility.
Strategy's daily dividend approach may stabilize stock price volatility, but increases administrative complexity and ties returns to Bitcoin's performance.
Michael Saylor asserts Bitcoin will consistently outperform bearish sentiment, energizing community support.
JupiterExchange highlights a significant $515 million withdrawal from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, indicating potential market weakness.
Bitcoin faces more losses as it heads toward a potential fifth consecutive weekly decline, extending its slide from around $87,000 to near $76,500. Uncertainty surrounding the US midterm elections is keeping investors cautious about risk-sensitive assets, including cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin's outlook appears clearer for short-term investors following the midterm elections. Insights from Ki Young Ju highlight shifting sentiment.
Bitcoin (BTC) could climb towards $94,212 by December 31, 2026, according to projections from the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart. The BTC …
Privacy coins fell on Tuesday amid a broader crypto downturn that saw bitcoin drop toward $76,000. Zcash led the decline with a 7% daily loss, which sparked a surge in long positions liquidated.
Bitcoin fell below $77,000 after failing near $79,000, with an initial snapshot placing BTC around $76,400 ahead of the U.S. midterm election outcome.
Is BlackRock selling Bitcoin? IBIT lost $405.3 million in one day. See who is really selling and why investors are leaving.