BTC starts week softly with $85,000 level in focus
Bitcoin opened the week below $83,000 after gaining more than 4% last week, with the $85,000 level now in focus. Ethereum and XRP also paused.
Bitcoin opened the week below $83,000 after gaining more than 4% last week, with the $85,000 level now in focus. Ethereum and XRP also paused.
Treasury settles $202 billion in bonds Sept 30, leaving net new supply of $58.42 billion. No data links the settlement to Bitcoin, which trades near $84,000.
This week's PCE, GDP, ISM, payrolls, and BOJ minutes will influence the Fed's next rate decision and move stocks and crypto.
Michael Saylor posted a Bitcoin chart with the caption 'Even more orange,' a signal that often precedes a Strategy Bitcoin purchase announcement.
Riot Platforms freed 5,821 bitcoin worth $494 million after repaying a Coinbase loan. The miner has been selling more bitcoin than it mines to fund AI data…
THORChain rejects Bitget's request to block hacker funds, citing its permissionless nature, as stolen assets are converted into Bitcoin.
Fidelity analyst Jurrien Timmer's $80,000 Bitcoin level has been breached, opening the door to a $100,000 target.
Michael Saylor urges US banks to custody and lend Bitcoin, and predicts digital assets could reach $100 trillion.
Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold hit a six-year high, and BTC is 3% away from turning positive against gold for 2026.
Austrian economist Per Bylund discusses AI's limits and the shift from employment to entrepreneurship economy.
Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies highlights $93,000 as the key level to confirm a new Bitcoin bull market based on technical indicators.
Grant Cardone is using the commercial real estate reset to accumulate Bitcoin, targeting 25,000 BTC and 25,000 apartments.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw record $2.39 billion weekly inflows, but daily flows slowed and River data suggests supply constraints rather than fresh demand.
Trump rejected Iran's seven-day ceasefire, plans more bombing after midterms. Oil and Bitcoin face uncertainty.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $3 billion over six days, with Monday seeing $1 billion in inflows. The average ETF holder is now profitable.