Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading 40% below its intrinsic energy-based valuation, according to a leading entrepreneur in the digital asset space.
Japanese Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet has crossed the 5,000 Bitcoin threshold as part of its long-term plan despite ongoing market uncertainty.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $936M in daily inflows, the highest since Trump’s inauguration, while Ethereum ETFs attracted $38.7M, reflecting strong market interest.
Open interest in the largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, climbed 9% as U.S.-China trade tensions eased, boosting investor confidence.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin has outpaced silver and Amazon to become the sixth most valuable asset in the world.
Metaplanet acquires an extra 330 Bitcoin, bringing its total stockpile to 4,855 BTC (over $400 million).
Large Bitcoin holders are doubling down on accumulation while mid-sized and retail investors ease selling, fueling optimism for a bullish continuation.
Antpool transferred over 2,009 Bitcoin to unknown wallets, raising concerns about potential miner selling pressure.
Bitcoin (BTC) hovers near $83,300 as whales take profits and institutions like Strategy and Semler double down on their BTC bets.
Metaplanet has added 319 Bitcoin to its treasury, becoming the ninth-largest public holder globally.
Analysts suggest that Bitcoin price is facing a strong wall at $84,000, which could lead to a breakout for BTC toward $96,000.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez used the Mayer Multiple to predict that Bitcoin could skyrocket to $208K if it breaks above $86,900.
Bitcoin has again dipped to $76,900, driven by rumors of potential BTC liquidation by Strategy while experts expect a market rebound once macro tensions ease.
The People’s Bank of China is allowing a free float on the yuan, a move that may fuel a rapid breakout of Bitcoin price.
Bitcoin price plunged 8% to $76,100 in the past 24 hours, triggering over $1.4 billion in market liquidations, with Arthur Hayes calling it a buy-the-dip opportunity.