Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
Vivek Ramaswamy's asset management firm Strive has acquired 1,109 Bitcoin valued at approximately $85 million, marking…
The prediction is conditional, not declarative: a $1.80–$2.00 breakout is the gate, Bitcoin has to hold, and XRP must stay above $1.00 — none of which has happened yet with the deadline roughly 35…
The treasury now holds 5.39M ETH worth $11.4B — second-largest crypto treasury behind Strategy — and Chairman Tom Lee frames every pullback as a continued accumulation window rather than a reason to…
Ripple's stablecoin just cleared a milestone in record time, but the flow is not lifting the token it nominally backs — and a tightening triangle now forces a verdict.
A 111,942-ether weekly haul — the largest since December — comes weeks after Lee told Consensus 2026 the firm would slow its buying, framing ETH's dip below $2,200 as an attractive entry rather than…
The index slipped to 2066.65 with only four of twenty constituents in the green, while NEAR (+2.1%) and TAO (+1.2%) carried the leaders side.
The 1,109-coin buy at ~$76,989 lifts total holdings to 16,500 BTC and a top-10 corporate ranking — and the ATM refresh on common and SATA preferred keeps the buying window open.
Futures have carried the rebound from $65K while on-chain absorption has gone negative again — the setup that tends to break first when leveraged positions unwind.
The headline is debt restructuring, not accumulation. Saylor spent $1.38B in cash to retire 2029 convertibles, cutting outstanding obligations to $6.7B and signaling MSTR is paying for past BTC…
ETF outflows of $2.26B, negative apparent demand, and short-term holder cost basis below the true mean price frame a structural setup that has preceded 20–34% weekly drawdowns in prior cycles.
Strategy broke its recent pattern of consistent Bitcoin accumulation last week, opting instead to retire $1.5 billion…
Bitcoin's recent recovery optimism is looking increasingly fragile as renewed geopolitical tensions — triggered by…
ARK's CEO frames a 50% drawdown as an entry, not a warning — ETF holders never sold, and the capital that left weak hands is now showing up in institutional books.
BTC is down 7% in two weeks and Ether 10% while the S&P 500 pushes higher — the divergence is crypto-specific, and selective altcoin bets are doing the heavy lifting.
Wednesday's FOMC minutes broke the assumption underpinning Bitcoin's 2026 bull case — that the Fed's next serious move was a cut — and the market is now repricing the other direction.
Bitmine PR is expected tomorrow, putting the firm's accumulated haul near the 5% Ethereum supply target as Russell 1000 inclusion chatter revives the passive-flow thesis.
The pin sits between a $75K put wall and an $80K call wall ahead of the May 29 Deribit expiry, with 15% of BTC supply already crowded into the $74K–$83K range.
Compressed trading ranges and weak sentiment usually resolve in one direction, but a macro catalyst — not the tape itself — is the most likely trigger.
A 60-day extension buys time for diplomacy, not for Bitcoin's macro breakout: ~20% of global oil still transits Hormuz, and BofA and Goldman have both pushed Fed-cut bets to late 2026 or 2027.
BTC dominance holds above 58% and the Fear & Greed Index sits at 34, but a Polymarket-implied 37% chance of a U.S.–Iran deal is the macro tailwind keeping risk bid through the recovery.
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