Bitcoin dominance bounces back to 57% as BTC punches to $104K
Calls for altseason are a little quieter as Bitcoin dominance recovered after surging past $100,000 for the first time in history. Go to Source
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Calls for altseason are a little quieter as Bitcoin dominance recovered after surging past $100,000 for the first time in history. Go to Source
Long-bankrupt crypto exchange Mt. Gox moved over 24,000 Bitcoin to an unknown address after the cryptocurrency struck above $100,000. Go to Source
Crypto exchanges clocked more than $10 trillion in volume across spot and derivatives markets, CCData said. Go to Source
Foundry let go of 16% of US staff as part of a broader restructuring that includes spinning out its self-mining business. Go to Source
Bitcoin could rise to the $110,000 mark if it manages to breach $98,000, resulting in more buyer demand for the world’s first cryptocurrency. Go to Source
“There is no price where it makes sense for the US to sell any Bitcoin it has under its control,” said Space Force Major Jason Lowery. Go to Source
Bitcoin derivatives reflect traders’ confidence in the market and suggest the current price action is just a consolidation phase. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor gave Microsoft a three-minute, 44-slide pitch on why it should spend $100 billion a year to buy Bitcoin. Go to Source