Bitcoin
70 articles tagged Bitcoin, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
The Yen Cracked, Tokyo Ripped, and Crypto Was the Only Thing That Kept the Gains
Eight majors, eight green closes, zero gaps. The Asia risk bid showed up in crypto as intraday accumulation — and a $1.26 billion quarter of hacks didn't dent i...
THORChain Told Bitget No — and All Eight Majors Closed in the Lower Third
A governance vote refused to blacklist a hacker's funds while Chainlink rebuilt its bridge stack. Underneath, every major closed red — synchronized beta, not di...
Crypto Mom Is Leaving, the Clarity Act Is Dead, and Bitcoin Closed Up $96.90
The two biggest regulatory stories of the month landed on the same weekend and BTC finished at $84,530.00. Nobody flinched — and that non-reaction is the whole...
Iran Floats a Hormuz Deal and Crypto Closes Red Across the Board — All Eight, All at the Lows
Eight majors, eight red closes, eight finishes in the lower third of the range. A de-escalation headline landed on an asset class with zero dispersion left in i...
Crypto Reclaims $3 Trillion, and Europe Quietly Starts Writing the Settlement Rules
Nearly $1 billion entered U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs Monday. Tuesday every major closed red, led by AVAX's 4.84% drop after a 40.9% five-session run.
The Fed Hiked for the First Time Since 2023 and Bitcoin Moved 0.35%
BTC closed at $76,475.01 with a $719 range on the most hawkish policy event in three years. The news that actually mattered for this asset class came from the S...
Clarity Act Odds Collapse and the Assets Most Levered to It Led the Decline
Senate Republicans rejected the Democrats' counter-proposal, and the three networks CoinDesk flagged as most exposed averaged a 1.8% fall. BNB, largely outside...
Every Major Closed Green, But Four Are Still Down Over Five Sessions
ETH finished 0.3% below its 90-day high while BTC sits 4.6% under its own. Monday's uniform bid was the wrapper layer sorting itself, not a broad risk-on trade.
PPI Ran Hot, Bond Yields Hit a 19-Year High, and Bitcoin Closed Green
Every macro input said sell. BTC finished at $78,430.01, up 0.16%, in the upper third of its range. The non-reaction is the entire story.
A Nasdaq Micro-Cap Ate a 50% Loss to Get Out of Crypto. Bitcoin Didn't Move a Dollar.
AIXC liquidated its bitcoin and XRP for a robotics pivot at roughly a 50% loss. BTC closed at $79,608.01, down seven basis points. That non-reaction is the whol...
Oil Went to $93 and Crypto Didn't Act Like a Hedge
Seven of eight majors closed red as hawkish Fed bets and U.S. strikes on Iran hit the same book. Ethereum lost $2,400 and is the name carrying the breakdown ris...
Bitcoin Closed August Twenty-Four Dollars Short of the Line Everyone Was Watching
September hike odds sit at 58%, not the near-lock some desks quoted. BTC finished at $78,315.99 — a whisker under the reversal trigger — while DOGE and AVAX too...
The SEC Just Offered Tokens a Way Out of Securities Law and Crypto Moved Less Than 1%
A $75 million raise exemption and a safe harbour from investment-contract status landed Tuesday. Seven of eight majors closed red, the widest move was 0.62%, an...
BIP-110 Went Live With 3% Miner Support and Bitcoin Moved $42.73
A consensus-layer change entered mandatory signaling with almost no miner backing, and BTC closed at $64,965.92 — up seven basis points. That indifference is a...
The Clarity Act Slipped to September and Crypto Closed Higher Anyway
Senate leaders pushed the Clarity Act past the August recess, and the market shrugged: Bitcoin closed up 1.08% at $65,020.99 with six of eight majors green.
$88 Million Gone, and the Coins Are Moving the Wrong Way
The Coldcard exploit has bitcoin holders sending coin back to exchanges — the inverse of the post-FTX reflex. Eight of eight majors closed green, and the two ET...
41 Minutes, 1,082 BTC, $70 Million — and Bitcoin Closed Down 0.43%
The Coldcard exploit doubled to $70 million overnight. Bitcoin was the best-performing red name in the complex. That's the whole story.
$40 Million Walked Out of Coldcard. Bitcoin's Problem Was $65,409.
BTC printed $65,409.56 before giving it all back to close at $63,786.01, down 1.53%. The wallet exploit is the headline. The rejection is the signal.
The Fed Held, Citadel Was Wrong, and Bitcoin Paid Out $811
BTC closed at $64,796.01, up 1.27%, after the Fed left rates unchanged. Seven of eight majors green. That's relief money, not conviction money.
Citadel Is Betting on a Hike and Bitcoin Rallied Into It Anyway
BTC closed up 0.93% at $64,507.54 on the eve of an FOMC where markets price a 37.9% chance of a rate hike. Somebody is wrong.