Bitcoin News

BTC Could Surge to $120K With Bullish Head-and-Shoulders Pattern
Bitcoin is forming a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, according to technical charts.

DOGE Leads Gains, Bitcoin Steadies Above $111K as a New Firm Eyes $200M for BTC Treasury
Bitcoin steadied above $111,000 as traders awaited U.S. inflation data. Corporate treasury moves in Africa offered support even as Japan’s bond turmoil clouded the macro backdrop.

XRP and SOL Signal Bull Run While Traders Hedge for Downside in Bitcoin and Ether
Options data from Deribit reveals a striking divergence in sentiment for major cryptocurrencies.

Asia Morning Briefing: BTC Treasury Demand Is Weakening, CryptoQuant Cautions
Despite record bitcoin treasury holdings, the sharp drop in average purchase size shows weakening institutional appetite, even as Taiwan's Sora Ventures prepares a $1 billion BTC Treasury fund.

Bitcoin Illiquid Supply Hits Record 14.3M as Long-Term Holders Continue to Accumulate
Despite a 15% decline from August’s all-time high, illiquid holdings continue to grow.

Bitcoin Stays Below $112K After Tough Jobs Report and Fed Cut Bets. What Next?
The U.S. jobs report revealed only 22,000 job additions in August, far below expectations, increasing the likelihood of a Fed rate cut. Still, BTC remains below $112K.

Santiment Highlights Five of This Week’s Top Trending Coins: BTC, ETH, DOGE, USDT, EGLD
Santiment said Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Tether and MultiversX drew the biggest surge in online discussions as crypto markets closed the week.

Adam Back Joins Fight for the Soul of Bitcoin Over 'JPEG Spam'
The Blockstream CEO says image inscriptions undermine Bitcoin’s role as money and offer miners only a negligible profit in return.

Ether Leads Crumbling Crypto Prices in Shocking Reversal From Early Rally
Soft U.S. jobs numbers released Friday cemented the case for an imminent Fed rate cut and provided what turned out to be only a brief jolt higher to crypto markets.

U.S. Added Just 22K Jobs in August as Unemployment Rate Rose to 4.3%
The soft numbers not only cement the case for a Fed rate cut later this month, but likely put a 50 basis point move on the table versus the previously expected 25.

