Bitcoin News

Bitcoin Stumbles Back Below $90K as Dollar Sinks to 7-Week Low After Fed Rate Cut
The U.S. dollar, along with precious metals and bond yields, is reacting as expected to easier financial conditions, but crypto remains in a bearish trend.

Crypto Trading Volumes Deteriorated Across Board Last Month as Market Slumped: JPMorgan
Bitcoin, ether and most majors fell last month as spot, derivatives and stablecoin volumes dropped and U.S. crypto ETPs saw heavy outflows.

UK Bitcoin Company Satsuma Sells 579 of Its 1,199 Bitcoin for $53.2 Million
The company sells BTC to secure cash for upcoming loan note obligations ahead of its planned uplisting.

BTC, Nasdaq Futures Drop as Oracle Earnings Revive AI Bubble Fears
Oracle shares tanked after the firm revealed an earnings miss.

Why Is Bitcoin Trading Lower Today?
Market uncertainty persists due to internal Fed divisions and unclear future rate paths until 2026.

Asia Morning Briefing: Fed Cut Brings Little Volatility as Bitcoin Waits for Japan
CryptoQuant data shows seller exhaustion as whales pull back from exchanges, while traders prepare for a closely watched BOJ meeting that could influence global liquidity.

Bitcoin Swings Wildly as Fed's Powell Straddles Labor Market and Inflation Issues
"Powell is threading the needle between their two mandates," said one analyst.

Federal Reserve Cuts Rates 25 Basis Points, With Two Members Voting for Steady Policy
The anticipated move comes as policymakers are still operating without several key economic data releases that remain delayed or suspended due to the U.S. government shutdown.

Strategy Pushes Back on MSCI’s Digital Asset Exclusion Proposal
Michael Saylor and team urged MSCI to maintain neutral index standards after a plan to exclude firms with significant digital asset holdings.

SpaceX’s $300M Bitcoin Stack Puts Crypto Inside the World’s Biggest Planned IPO
The Elon Musk–run company is moving ahead with plans for an initial public offering that would seek to raise “significantly more than $30 billion.” Even relatively small balance-sheet allocations matter at that scale.

