Bitcoin News
Twenty One Boosting Bitcoin Holdings; CEO Jack Mallers Sees $150K BTC Incoming
Bitcoin's fixed supply will force higher prices as capital markets ramp up buying, Mallers said in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
BTC Tentative, Dollar Index Hits 5-Week High as U.S. GDP Grew 3% in Second Quarter
Market observers express concern over potential risks from crowded USD short positions, which could impact equities and crypto markets.
How Will SEC's Approval of In-Kind Redemptions for Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Reshape The Crypto Market?
The SEC approved in-kind creations and redemptions for spot bitcoin and ether ETFs, aligning them more closely with traditional exchange-traded funds.
Michael Saylor's Strategy Makes Massive $2.4B Bitcoin Purchase With Preferred Stock Sale Proceeds
The firm days ago sold nearly $2.5 billion of its new preferred series, dubbed STRC or "stretch," and quickly deployed the funds into BTC.
MARA, Holder of Nearly $6B BTC, Raises $950M to Buy More Bitcoin
MARA Holdings holds roughly 50,000 BTC, valued at nearly $6 billion, ranking it as the second-largest bitcoin holder among public companies
Bitcoin's Bollinger Bands Tightest Since February; XRP, SOL Establish Lower Highs
BTC's Bollinger bands are now at their tightest since February.
Bitmain Plans Its First U.S. Crypto Mining Facility: Bloomberg
The plant will mark a significant shift for Bitmain, which currently produces mining hardware in southeast Asia.
Bitcoin Demand Shift: Coinbase's 60-Day BTC Premium Streak Is at Risk
BTC's Coinbase premium is a key indicator of U.S. investor demand, with positive values reflecting strong buying pressure from institutions.
Bitcoin Volatility Alert: VIX's Bullish August Seasonality Points to Big Price Swings
The VIX has declined sharply since April, recently hitting a five-month low ahead of the seasonally bullish August.
Bitcoin Seeing Severe Exhaustion of Bullish Momentum
BTC's positive dealer gamma at $120K is likely adding to consolidation, with key charts indicating severe uptrend exhaustion.
