Bitcoin: Main News and BTC Analytics

Owen Gounden, one of the most famous and wealthiest early Bitcoin investors, has decided to sell all of his Bitcoin holdings. This news has caused widespread controversy in the crypto industry, especially given current market

In recent days, rumors have swirled in the Bitcoin (BTC) market that Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), led by Michael Saylor, sold $4 billion worth of Bitcoin. This claim quickly spread on social media, causing panic

American fast food chain Steak 'n Shake has taken a significant step in its expansion by opening a new restaurant in El Salvador, a country where Bitcoin is legal tender. This move is a logical continuation of the company's

On Tuesday, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) reported its largest daily net outflow since its debut in January 2024. According to analytics firm SoSoValue, the IBIT ETF saw $523.15 million leave, surpassing the previous

Cryptocurrency analyst Steven Ehrlich commented on the current situation with Bitcoin following the recent sharp market sell-off. His opinion may help investors better understand the ongoing situation with the leading

On December 1st, the cryptocurrency market experienced another sharp selloff, leading to significant price declines for major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin fell nearly 7%, falling below $84,000, while Ethereum also declined 7%,

Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of the bestselling book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," recently announced the sale of his Bitcoin holdings, totaling $2.25 million. Interestingly, he acquired the assets several years ago

Ki Young Ju, CEO of the analytics firm CryptoQuant, shared his opinion on the current crypto market situation and the prospects for Bitcoin's resumption of growth. He stated that the current market situation is worse than

Today, the price of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, fell to an intraday low of $84,019, according to CoinGecko. This sharp decline came amid new threats from the People's Bank of China (PBOC), which promised to strengthen

Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) continues to show negative momentum, falling below $90,000 for the first time in seven months. This significant decline is raising concerns among investors and analysts as the cryptocurrency

Today, the cryptocurrency market experienced another sharp selloff, leading to significant price drops in major digital assets. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $92,000, while Ethereum (ETH) lost the psychological $3,000 threshold.

Bitcoin (BTC) hit a new low, falling below $95,000, just 24 hours after surpassing $100,000. The sharp decline in the world's leading cryptocurrency coincided with a major fund transfer by crypto treasury firm Strategy, sparking

Luxembourg Finance Minister Gilles Roth announced that the Luxembourg Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has allocated 1% of its portfolio to Bitcoin investments. This announcement was made at the Bitcoin Amsterdam 2025 conference,

The price of Bitcoin fell below $96,000, marking its lowest level since May 2025. On the night of November 14, 2025, the leading cryptocurrency briefly fell to this level, but later recovered to $97,000. This sharp decline led

Trump Organization Executive Vice President Eric Trump shared his thoughts on the future of cryptocurrency and discussed the success of his mining company. At a Yahoo Finance Invest event, he noted that his company, American

Blockstream co-founder Adam Back stated that Bitcoin's unique properties allow the first cryptocurrency to be considered a censorship-resistant digital equivalent of "bearer money." In a recent post on the X platform,

Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below the $100,000 psychological mark again, despite the end of the US government shutdown. The market is seeing high liquidations and active selling by long-term holders, causing concern among investors.

Two days ago there was a halving of bitcoin. This occurred when block #840,000 was created. Since then, miners' remuneration has decreased. All indications are that bitcoiners were eager to be part of this historic event and