Despite all the negativity over the past month, on-chain movements hint at a hidden optimism among crypto traders and investors.
Robert Kiyosaki says he hopes Bitcoin crashes so he can buy more, calling out fear-driven warnings as clickbait distractions.
Bitcoin closed at an all-time high, but a sudden $8.6 billion whale wallet awakening suggests that the rally may be losing steam.
Bitcoin rebounds to $109K as investors hold steady and ETFs boost demand. Analysts eye a potential rise to $120K despite low on-chain activity.
Robert Kiyosaki regrets not buying more Bitcoin earlier, when the crypto asset was valued at only $6,000. On June 30, BTC jumped to $107,000.
After billions of dollars in Bitcoin withdrawals from exchanges, a key technical indicator suggests the demand might see a pause.
The crypto community makes different predictions as the high-stakes trader James Wynn decided to enter the trading zone again.
Bitcoin roared back above $106,000, following reports of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel and ending a plunge below $99K.
The crypto market is far from its peak, as a key indicator with strong historical accuracy suggests further bullish momentum for Bitcoin.
Sequans Communications is set to invest $384 million into Bitcoin, joining the ranks of corporate giants like MicroStrategy.
Panther Metals plans to use £1.3M in Bitcoin collateral to finance its Pick Lake mining acquisition.
The Bitcoin price slipped under $ 100,000 for the first time in six weeks after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, escalating Middle East tensions.
Michael Saylor sees BTC at $21 million by 2046, even as analysts warn of deteriorating on-chain liquidity and heightened short-term volatility.
Nakamoto Holdings, a Bitcoin-focused firm led by David Bailey, advisor to President Donald Trump, secured $51.5 million in a rapid private placement.
Bitcoin retreated to $104,800 after hitting $105,500 resistance as miners offloaded 30,000 BTC worth $3.2 billion over three weeks, dampening rebound prospects.