Bitcoin fell below $81,000 on Friday, October 23, as Brent crude reached $116 per barrel. Cointelegraph described it as the highest Brent price since March 19. The price dipped
Bitcoin rose to about $84,600 on Wednesday, its highest level since Oct. 7. The rally followed a strong third-quarter report from SpaceX. Late Wednesday trading kept BTC near
Super League shareholders approved a deal on Monday that gives Japanese Bitcoin treasury firm Metaplanet a 93.7% stake in the Nasdaq-listed gaming and digital media company. Metaplanet pays
Strategy has declared daily dividends on its STRC preferred stock for every day of November, pending a shareholder vote. STRC traded at $99.32 on Friday, just under its $100
CryptoQuant analysts say Bitcoin may have already set its October low. Exchange reserves are falling, whales are holding, and apparent demand has returned to near-neutral levels. Bitcoin trades around
Strategy bought 250 Bitcoin for $21.5 million between Monday and Sunday. Its holdings now stand at 848,250 BTC. It is the second straight week of smaller purchases, down
Bitcoin fell to $80,350 on Bitstamp on Thursday, its lowest level since Sept. 18. Crypto liquidations reached $1.09 billion in the 24 hours to 10 am UTC on
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $484.9 million in net outflows on Wednesday, according to Farside Investors. It was the largest daily withdrawal since June 25, when funds lost $691.
Binance lost 23,137 BTC in net outflows during the week ending Sept. 27, according to CryptoQuant. That is the largest weekly drain since June 2023. Since Sept. 20, the
US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $102.7 million on Thursday, October 1, the first trading day of the month. That reversed Wednesday's $148.7 million outflow. Net
Bitcoin traded above $84,000 on Thursday as US Treasury yields pulled back from multidecade highs. The 10-year yield touched 5.342%, its highest since April 2002, then fell
Bitcoin failed to reclaim $85,000 on Tuesday and slipped back below $83,000. The price reached $84,450 before sellers stepped in at the US market open. Rising Treasury
Options on BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) are pricing a quieter market than the one Bitcoin just came through. Saxo Bank data from September 23 puts implied volatility
Bitcoin traded near $86,000 on Tuesday, steadying after a run to $87,350 the day before, its highest print since January 29. The move coincided with crude oil sliding
Bitcoin gained more than 6% on September 18, 2026, retaking $80,000 and touching local highs of $81,034 during Friday's Wall Street open. The move tracked a
Bitcoin just triggered a signal that has appeared only three times before, and each time it preceded a new bull run. The Fisher Transform indicator printed a monthly bullish crossover
