Bitcoin slides back below $80,000 as selling pressure returns!
Bitcoin has dropped beneath the $80,000 level, a psychologically significant threshold that the market had been…
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Bitcoin has dropped beneath the $80,000 level, a psychologically significant threshold that the market had been…
Meta's model layers the post-halving supply crunch, spot ETF demand, corporate treasury adoption and rate-cut liquidity — a $180K-$250K range if those four lines stay intact, with a $65K-$80K…
Core CPI doubled to 0.4% in April and headline hit 3.8% — its fastest pace since May 2023 — flipping Fed-cut bets into a 35% chance of a 2026 rate hike.
The price rebound masks an unresolved Hormuz threat: slower oil-flow repair keeps inflation and Fed-tightening risk on the table, and Bitcoin still trades as the macro proxy that gets hit first.
Targets cluster between $150K and $250K as the panel calls an end to crypto winter, with one specific caller landing on $189,425 and Ethereum pitched as high as $12,000.
Revenue fell 23% year-over-year to $37M as the former bitcoin miner retools into AI infrastructure, but $533M in total liquidity keeps the build-out funded through the transition.
A long-term holder capitulated at a roughly 12% loss after buying near the October peak — another data point in the wave of late-cycle distribution from large wallets.
The treasury drawdown sent MARA from second to fourth among public bitcoin holders — a structural reordering, not a quarter-end liquidity shuffle, with 90% of non-hosted power earmarked for AI…
Burry's Nasdaq 100 call and oil above $105 are the macro tape the $BTC rally has to absorb this week — Tuesday's US inflation print is the next test.
A flagship Bitcoin Ordinals infrastructure project is winding down — and the closure of its companion trading app Zap alongside it signals financial pressure, not just a strategic pivot.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has publicly questioned Bitcoin's safe-haven credentials, citing three structural…
The revenue print is the headline, but the $1.5B in bitcoin sold to retire debt and the halt to large-scale ASIC buys show where management is placing its bets this cycle.
The 2018 parallel is tight: February low, April higher low, May rally into the 200-day — but every price point is roughly 10x where it was then, which changes what "cheap" actually means this cycle.
The treasury now sits on $4.7B in unrealized profit at a $75,540 average — and the company is still buying through the cycle rather than distributing into strength.
Spot CVD and futures open interest both climbed while funding flipped short-leaning — the bull case is intact, but the leverage profile is getting cautious near local highs.
Every prior bear market since 2014 has used the 200DMA as a ceiling — the only question is whether this attempt behaves like 2018's rejection or 2019's brief overshoot.
Michael Saylor's Strategy has purchased another 535 Bitcoin for approximately $43.4 million, continuing the firm's…
Strategy has purchased an additional 535 Bitcoin for approximately $43 million, pushing its total holdings to 818,869…
A single-week pause broke — and Strategy reopened the accumulation cycle at $80,340 per coin, funded by the same MSTR + STRC equity taps that have made the treasury program self-funding.
A wallet that went quiet in 2013 — when those coins were worth roughly $457,000 — just shifted 500 BTC to a fresh address, a reminder of how much paper wealth old-cycle holders are sitting on.