News about Bitcoin (BTC)

Metaplanet Crosses $2B in Bitcoin—Is 210,000 BTC the Next Milestone?

Metaplanet Pushes Bitcoin Holdings to 17,595 BTC With Latest $53M Buy. Japanese tech firm Metaplanet continues its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, announcing the purchase of an additional 463 BTC on Monday—an investment worth approximately $53 million. This move brings Metaplanet's total Bitcoin holdings to 17,595 BTC, with an average acquisition price of around $101,000 per coin.

Strategy Goes All-In: $4.2B New Debt to Fuel Bitcoin Buying Spree

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is taking its Bitcoin playbook to new extremes, announcing plans to raise an additional $4.2 billion in debt to expand its holdings even further. The company, led by Michael Saylor, is leveraging its unprecedented profitability and bullish market momentum to chase an ambitious new target: one million Bitcoin under management.

Arthur Hayes: Why Bitcoin Could Revisit $100K This Cycle

Prominent crypto investor and BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has made a bold call: Bitcoin could soon test the $100,000 mark. Hayes has significantly reduced his crypto exposure, citing a looming correction driven by new U.S. tariffs, softening labor data, and mounting global risks.

Crypto Market Weekly Review: Correction, Regulation, and Resilient Optimism

This week, the cryptocurrency market continued its downward correction. Bitcoin (BTC) slipped to the $1,149,000 area (–2.6%), Ethereum (ETH) fell to $3,650 (–4.5%), XRP traded at $2.95 (–7.8%), stablecoin USDT hovered near parity at $1.0001 (–0.04%), and Binance Coin (BNB) retreated to $776 (–6.5%). Total market capitalization contracted to $3.75 trillion, while BTC’s dominance climbed to 60.7%. ETF inflows remained robust: Bitcoin ETFs attracted $169.5 million and Ethereum ETFs $306.6 million over the last four sessions.

Bitcoin Liquidity Crisis: How ETFs and OTC Desks Are Absorbing Supply

The liquidity on the Bitcoin market is drying up rapidly. Institutional investors, through ETFs and explosive OTC volumes, are absorbing more and more of the available BTC supply—leaving retail with less and driving a fundamental shift in market structure and pricing.

Will Bitcoin Ride the Tech Stock Rally?

Explosive Earnings from Microsoft and Meta Ignite Wall Street

Rate Freeze at 4.5 % Triggers Crypto Cross-Winds—Traders Eye September Cut

The Federal Reserve left its target range unchanged at $4.5 %, a widely anticipated decision that keeps U.S. real rates in mildly restrictive territory. Futures priced a 97 % probability of a pause in the hours before the announcement, according to the CME FedWatch Tool, capping the prospect of volatility in the run-up to the event.

Jordi Visser: “Bitcoin Is the Future’s S&P 500”

Bitcoin’s Institutional Cycle: $200,000 in Sight

Ray Dalio: Bitcoin Now Belongs in Every Portfolio—Here’s Why

Dalio Calls for Clear Bitcoin Allocation as Diversification Tool

Crypto Market Pauses: Bitcoin and Altcoins Consolidate

Market in Standby: Low Volatility and Waning Momentum

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Hits All-Time High Above 127T as Hashrate Surges

New Record for Bitcoin Mining Difficulty

Bitwise CIO: The Four-Year Bitcoin Cycle Is Dead as Institutional Flows Reshape the Market

Institutional Flows and Regulation Break the Classic Cycle

Bitcoin Forecast: Healthy Pullback or Start of Bear Market?

Bitcoin Correction: Healthy Reset or Deeper Trouble?

Galaxy Digital's $3.5 Billion Bitcoin Sale Sparks Market Decline

Bitcoin’s price witnessed a significant downturn, dropping near the $115,000 level, primarily influenced by substantial sales activity from Galaxy Digital. According to data from Lookonchain analysts, the company headed by Mike Novogratz sold around 30,000 BTC, equivalent to approximately $3.5 billion.

Cryptocurrency Market Weekly Analysis: Mixed Dynamics Amid Regulatory News and Profit-Taking

Will Bitcoin Drop to $114K? Analysts Warn of Short-Term Correction

Why Bitcoin Could Face a Short-Term Correction — Community Analysts Warn of Potential Drop

BTC/USD Weekly Outlook: How Will US Policy Shift Impact Bitcoin?

The BTC/USD pair demonstrated mixed dynamics last week: initially, bitcoin surged to new all-time highs near 123,200.00, fueled by aggressive tariff hikes by the White House targeting major trade partners such as the EU and Mexico, as well as growing concerns over US government debt, which hit a new ceiling after President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, raising the federal limit by $5T.

BTC Price Forecast: Will Spot ETFs and US Legislation Push Bitcoin to $130K?

Last week, Bitcoin (BTC) reaffirmed its dominance as the flagship asset of the digital era, notching a fresh all-time high at $123,218 before stabilizing around $118,000 by Friday. A perfect storm of institutional buying, historic spot ETF inflows, and robust support from major corporate treasuries propelled BTC’s ascent — marking its transformation into true “digital gold.” What’s more, a trio of landmark crypto bills passed by the US Congress (GENIUS, CLARITY, and Anti-CBDC) now await President Trump’s signature, setting the stage for the next chapter in American crypto regulation.

Crypto Market Surges as Regulation Takes Shape: BTC, ETH, XRP Analysis

The cryptocurrency market delivered mixed performance this week, marked by record-breaking highs and subsequent corrections. Bitcoin (BTC) reached an all-time high of $123,200 (Binance data) before undergoing a pullback, now stabilizing around the $120,000 level (+0.8%). Ethereum (ETH) has outperformed the broader market, rallying to $3,630 (+21.3%). Meanwhile, XRP surged to $3.50 (+22.9%), climbing to third place in overall market capitalization. Tether (USDT) edged higher to $1.0007 (+0.04%), while Binance Coin (BNB) saw strong gains, reaching $740 (+8.4%). The total crypto market cap hit $3.92 trillion by week’s end, with Bitcoin’s dominance declining to 60.7%.

Bitcoin Forecast: Is $150K Coming in Q3 2025?

Bitcoin (BTC) has officially broken into uncharted territory, setting a new all-time high above $123,000. While some traders are locking in profits, others are now asking: how far can this institutional rally go?