Saylor's Volatility Chart: Bitcoin at 39%, Strategy Stock at 94%
Saylor shares volatility data: Bitcoin at 39% (matching Nvidia), Strategy stock at 94%, preferred STRC at 9%.
Saylor shares volatility data: Bitcoin at 39% (matching Nvidia), Strategy stock at 94%, preferred STRC at 9%.
ETF inflows into Bitcoin gave a strong September price boost, but the pace of new money slowed late in the month, casting doubt on continued momentum.
Robert Kiyosaki calls himself a 'financial prepper' and urges holding gold, silver, and bitcoin as inflation hedges, despite prices lagging his targets.
Peter Schiff argues MicroStrategy has lost its ability to fund Bitcoin purchases via its Stretch preferred stock issuance channel.
Japan's Thursday data will show if others followed a fund's exit from French bonds, with possible ripples into Bitcoin.
Bitcoin faces thin liquidity, cooling ETF demand, Iran war risks, and a looming Mt. Gox deadline in October.
Cathie Wood says the dollar is stronger than investors think and may surge, citing a Fed index showing it 44% above the long-term average.
Trump reiterates $5,000 midterm dividend promise. Prediction markets give Republican sweep only 7% chance, limiting bitcoin upside.
Chainalysis tied Bitget's $387 million theft to North Korean hackers, pushing DPRK-linked crypto theft this year past $1 billion.
Bitcoin rallied on US jobs data, then gave up the gain after an Iran-linked tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz.
Bitcoin sellers repelled buyers near $87,334, pushing price to $84,241. Support at $83,916 and lower zones now key.
Bitcoin surged above $87,000 after US jobs data showed unemployment ticking higher, fueling expectations of looser Fed policy.
US personal savings rate fell to 4.1% in August 2026, its lowest since November 2022, raising questions about Bitcoin as a hedge.
US added only 29K jobs in September, missing forecasts by 61K. Bitcoin and gold jumped, and $27.5M in short BTC bets were liquidated.
Bitcoin trades near $77,397, down 40% from record, as September volatility challenges investors.