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So close yet so far â that's the story for bitcoin this Friday morning, as its price rally has stalled just shy of record highs amidst a continued rally in gold (XAU), a traditional risk asset, and crypto tokens associated with it.BTC, the leading cryptocurrency by market value, changed hands near âŚ
Major cryptocurrency asset manager Grayscale continued expanding its crypto investment offerings, launching a new exchange-traded fund (ETF) offering exposure to Bitcoin mining.Grayscale is debuting Grayscale Bitcoin Miners ETF (MNRS), an investment product offering exposure to Bitcoin miners and tâŚ
Bitcoin has been up approximately 2.5% in the last 24 hours, trading around $105,000 on Jan. 30, as the market continues to digest what âsomewhat elevatedâ inflation means moving forward for the economy. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and Bitstamp reveals that Bitcoin price rose from a low of âŚ
TL;DRThe Possible Cycle TopThe primary cryptocurrency has been on an evident uptrend in the past several months, charting substantial gains afterDonald Trumpâs winin the US presidential elections.Recall that Bitcoin (BTC) was trading at less than $70K prior to the voting, whereas a month later, it sâŚ
If someone told you that stock market investors are offloading their cherished holdings, you will most likely interpret it as a sign of an impending market downturn.The narrative, however, differs in the crypto market, where such selling indicates bullishness, according to analysts observing historiâŚ
Yesterday, the NASDAQ slid 3% as Chinaâs low-cost AI model, DeepSeek, sent shockwaves through the tech industry, triggering a steep sell-off in US chipmakers. While Bitcoin (BTC) also dipped to a low of $97,777, the flagship cryptocurrency has since recovered most of its losses, trading above the keâŚ
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet announced Tuesday that it plans to raise 116 billion Japanese yen, or about $745.5 million, to purchase more bitcoin.The firm said it plans to issue 21 million shares of 0% discount warrants. These financial instruments give the holder the right, but not the obligâŚ
Bitcoin is a âbuyâ again after reclaiming $102,000 during the DeepSeek US stocks rout.In a post on X on Jan. 28, Andre Dragosch, European head of research at asset management firm Bitwise, called BTC price action âextremely bullish.âBTC price action âoutperformedâ NasdaqBitcoin is beating stock marâŚ
Short-term bitcoin holders exited the market at a loss Monday as tumbling prices also saw derivative traders throw in the towel, leading to a significant decline in open futures bets on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.Short-term holders, defined by Glassnode as addresses with a history of holding câŚ
Japanese publicly-traded company Metaplanet has announced plans to raise over 116 billion yen, worth around $745 million, to fund more Bitcoin purchases. On Jan. 29, the company issued 21 million shares of 0% discount moving strike warrants. Metaplanet plans to use these shares to raise the funds neâŚ
Bitcoin price witnessed a sharp decline of 7.13% toward the tail end on Jan. 26 to the early hours on Jan. 27, dropping under $100,000 for the first time since Donald Trump became the 47th US president. Since then, the crypto asset has teased a position above $100,000 as the market contemplated theâŚ
The Bitcoin (BTC) price has plunged below $98,000, retracing from $105,000 as low as $97,750 today, marking a sudden decline of as much as -6.8%. The rapid sell-off coincides with heightened volatility across both crypto and traditional markets, with multiple factors contributing to BTCâs downward sâŚ