Bitcoin’s latest drawdown is exposing just how tightly crypto is now wired into global macro currents. After briefly slipping below the 90,000 mark this week, the world’s largest digital asset is contending with a potent mix of rising Japanese bond yields, unresolved liquidity stress in the United States, and a
In a striking move amid recent market turbulence, institutional giant Strategy has executed a monumental Bitcoin acquisition valued at $835 million, catapulting its total BTC reserves to an industry-leading 649,870 coins. This assertive maneuver comes after widespread speculation that the company was offloading assets; rumors swiftly dispelled by Strategy’s executive
Bitcoin’s recent slide beneath its 365-day moving average, dipping to $94,000, has sent shockwaves through the crypto market and triggered fresh questions about the resilience of digital assets during cyclical turbulence. This technical breach has caught the attention of sophisticated investors, especially those tracking long-term moving averages to gauge the
In a striking departure from time-honored crypto market lore, one of the most trusted indicators for Bitcoin price booms—the copper-to-gold ratio—has broken with tradition, sparking fresh debate among seasoned investors and market observers. Chartered Market Technician Tony “The Bull” Severino calls this a watershed moment for digital asset forecasting, where
Solana’s arrival in the spot ETF space has quickly turned heads across the crypto ecosystem. While established titans Bitcoin and Ethereum wrestled with outflows and volatile price action, Solana ETFs have not only sustained positive momentum but also set a fresh tone for investor sentiment. In the first week following
Bitcoin relentless volatility has once again captured the attention of the fintech community, with its price plunging below the pivotal $100,000 mark. Yet, despite palpable market panic and headlines warning of a premature bear cycle, sophisticated market peak indicators tell a more nuanced story: for now, leading analytics platforms maintain
As Bitcoin edges towards the $100,000 threshold, an overlooked yet transformative shift is taking place beneath the surface of Binance, the world’s leading crypto exchange. Latest on-chain analyses highlight a dramatic disparity between Binance’s liquid and illiquid BTC reserves—a signal carrying far-reaching implications for market participants, institutional strategists, and long-term
BlackRock is set to make a landmark move in the Asia-Pacific fintech landscape with plans to launch its iShares Bitcoin ETF (ASX: IBIT) on the Australian Securities Exchange in mid-November 2025. This strategic expansion not only underscores the intensifying global demand for regulated digital asset products, but also signals Australia’s
Bitcoin’s recent 14% slide from its October peak has tested nerves, but instead of a stampede for the exits, major holders have doubled down, quietly pulling nearly 209,000 BTC off exchanges over the past several weeks. This draining of exchange liquidity — roughly 1% of the entire circulating supply —
Ethereum’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, has ignited a fresh debate in the protocol’s development sphere by calling for the removal of the modexp precompile — a legacy cryptographic function now seen as the primary hurdle for efficient zero-knowledge (ZK) scaling on the network. In a recent post, Buterin described modexp’s lingering
Bitcoin’s latest drawdown is exposing just how tightly crypto is now wired into global macro currents. After briefly slipping below the 90,000 mark this week, the world’s largest digital asset is contending with a potent mix of rising Japanese bond yields, unresolved liquidity stress in the United States, and a
In a striking move amid recent market turbulence, institutional giant Strategy has executed a monumental Bitcoin acquisition valued at $835 million, catapulting its total BTC reserves to an industry-leading 649,870 coins. This assertive maneuver comes after widespread speculation that the company was offloading assets; rumors swiftly dispelled by Strategy’s executive
Bitcoin’s recent slide beneath its 365-day moving average, dipping to $94,000, has sent shockwaves through the crypto market and triggered fresh questions about the resilience of digital assets during cyclical turbulence. This technical breach has caught the attention of sophisticated investors, especially those tracking long-term moving averages to gauge the
In a striking departure from time-honored crypto market lore, one of the most trusted indicators for Bitcoin price booms—the copper-to-gold ratio—has broken with tradition, sparking fresh debate among seasoned investors and market observers. Chartered Market Technician Tony “The Bull” Severino calls this a watershed moment for digital asset forecasting, where
Solana’s arrival in the spot ETF space has quickly turned heads across the crypto ecosystem. While established titans Bitcoin and Ethereum wrestled with outflows and volatile price action, Solana ETFs have not only sustained positive momentum but also set a fresh tone for investor sentiment. In the first week following
Bitcoin relentless volatility has once again captured the attention of the fintech community, with its price plunging below the pivotal $100,000 mark. Yet, despite palpable market panic and headlines warning of a premature bear cycle, sophisticated market peak indicators tell a more nuanced story: for now, leading analytics platforms maintain
As Bitcoin edges towards the $100,000 threshold, an overlooked yet transformative shift is taking place beneath the surface of Binance, the world’s leading crypto exchange. Latest on-chain analyses highlight a dramatic disparity between Binance’s liquid and illiquid BTC reserves—a signal carrying far-reaching implications for market participants, institutional strategists, and long-term
BlackRock is set to make a landmark move in the Asia-Pacific fintech landscape with plans to launch its iShares Bitcoin ETF (ASX: IBIT) on the Australian Securities Exchange in mid-November 2025. This strategic expansion not only underscores the intensifying global demand for regulated digital asset products, but also signals Australia’s
Bitcoin’s recent 14% slide from its October peak has tested nerves, but instead of a stampede for the exits, major holders have doubled down, quietly pulling nearly 209,000 BTC off exchanges over the past several weeks. This draining of exchange liquidity — roughly 1% of the entire circulating supply —
Ethereum’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, has ignited a fresh debate in the protocol’s development sphere by calling for the removal of the modexp precompile — a legacy cryptographic function now seen as the primary hurdle for efficient zero-knowledge (ZK) scaling on the network. In a recent post, Buterin described modexp’s lingering
