Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Trump Orders Fresh Iran Strikes
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 on Tuesday after Trump confirmed US airstrikes on Iran, reversing a recent rally to $80,000.
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 on Tuesday after Trump confirmed US airstrikes on Iran, reversing a recent rally to $80,000.
Bitcoin returned 25% in August, its third-best August ever, as Treasury debt moves and Trump's backing for the Clarity Act boosted sentiment.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has outperformed Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF since its 2024 launch, gaining 71% versus 66%.
Bitcoin trades nearly 1% higher on South Korea's Upbit than Binance, reviving the Kimchi Premium as retail demand returns.
Arbitrum rose 26% on Robinhood Chain's record fees, while BTC and ETH fell. ARB broke a six-week range but faces resistance and key dates in September.
BlackRock's research shows that small bitcoin allocations improved portfolio returns with modest volatility increase, even after a 50% drawdown, reinforcing…
Justin Sun says Forbes and Bloomberg undervalue his crypto by up to 80% and defends holding most of his assets in digital currencies.
Bitcoin fell after Fed Chair Warsh's hawkish speech at Jackson Hole. Traders now watch for a breakout of the 77K-80K range.
Bitcoin gained 25% in August on $3.5B ETF inflows, but September may see a pullback based on past patterns.
Crypto market up 0.87% on Tuesday; Trump rules out nuclear strike on Iran; Bitcoin ETF inflows halt but altcoin ETFs continue; Arbitrum surges 31.3% on…
Both US stocks and cryptocurrencies face their historically weakest month in September, following a strong August that saw S&P 500 records and double-digit…
Over $30M in Bitcoin moved via Hyperliquid by Lazarus-linked wallets, potentially complicating the exchange's US market entry plans.
Brazil's top electoral court suspended Renan Santos's digital campaign and froze R$3.3 million after his Bitcoin reserve pledge.
Tom Lee views September crash fear as a contrarian signal, predicting a stock rally and Bitcoin surging to $150,000.
Strive, BitMine, and MicroStrategy added to their crypto holdings, with Bitcoin buyers spending over $500 million. ETF inflows also surged.