After the Senate voted 50-47 to limit President Trump’s authority to wage war against Iran, reducing market uncertainty, major cryptocurrencies rose during Wednesday’s Asian trading hours. When the biggest cryptocurrency temporarily dropped below $60,000 in early February, investors were wondering whether it was the market bottom. Following last week’s failure to break over $83,000, the
The price of bitcoin has dropped significantly in recent days, from $82,000 to around $76,000 mark. A 6% drop after a robust surge from $60,000 could seem to be a typical pullback at first glance. Price action may indicate one thing, but underlying market data says something else entirely. There are three signs that are
Bitcoin investors, meanwhile, studied the technical setup in hopes of predicting the cryptocurrency’s future price movement. The market should avoid a catastrophic collapse if the $76,000 level of immediate support remains intact. In the last three days, the price of bitcoin (BTC) has fallen to a three-week low of $76,500, according to data from CMC.
As its first foray into the cryptocurrency derivatives market, Intesa has established a fresh position in the iShares Bitcoin Trust call options. In contrast, the bank cut down on its Solana holdings, which were a major focus in the previous quarter. With assets increasing from roughly $100 million at the end of 2025 to around
The STRC.live tracker indicates that based on Thursday’s performance, the firm has the potential to generate $735.4 million. Without diluting ordinary shares, Stretch allows investors to receive an 11.5% dividend. On Thursday, the trading volume of Strategy’s perpetual preferred stock, STRC, reached a new high of $1.5 billion. STRC is the principal instrument via which
Experts are linking the renewed inflation worries in the US to bitcoin’s 2% fall in the previous 24 hours. The most significant single-day net outflow since January 29 occurred on Wednesday, when $635 million was removed from these funds by investors. It seems like a major momentum that was intended to propel bitcoin’s spectacular surge
Out of a total of $117 million in 24-hour BTC liquidations, $102 million were longs, demonstrating how biased positioning had become. In the wake of the Trump-Xi meeting, Asian stock markets were volatile, and cryptocurrency prices fell. With Bitcoin still below $80,000 and other altcoins suffering steep losses, Thursday’s crypto market was muted. After falling
Bitcoin has to firmly retake the $82,000–$82,500 confluence resistance zone to indicate a return to its long-term uptrend. According to CheckonChain, Bitcoin is maintaining a position above several major cost basis levels, which offers bulls cause to be cautiously optimistic. The 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $82,455 and the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
Many are worried that the statement goes against the company’s earlier position of never selling Bitcoin. Strategy’s overall holdings of Bitcoin totals to 818,334 BTC, with an aggregate purchase price of nearly $61.8 billion. After suggesting on Tuesday’s earnings call that the Bitcoin treasury firm would sell off some of its holdings occasionally, Strategy co-founder
More than $400 million was liquidated in the cryptocurrency market in only 24 hours, according to data from CoinGlass. With a 40% increase from its February lows, Bitcoin’s (BTC) price has returned to a crucial resistance zone. As a result of global events, Bitcoin saw traditional end-of-week volatility, with a price that momentarily surpassed $82,000.