MicroStrategy SEC filings show the company paid an average price of approximately $95,972 for the latest addition to its Bitcoin reserves.

Russia has seen a sharp rise in Bitcoin mining activity as citizens and businesses turn to crypto mining for additional income streams, local media outlet Prime reported. According to the report, the demand for industrial Bitcoin mining equipment in Russia has tripled compared to the same quarter in 2023.

Once a relatively fringe asset, Bitcoin (BTC), the premier cryptocurrency, has steadily garnered mainstream support. However, a crucial turning point was reached with the approval of the first Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in early 2024.

Trading activity hit its lowest point since November while capital inflows dropped from $134B to $58B.

MicroStrategy has expanded its Bitcoin reserves by acquiring 2,530 BTC for $243 million, averaging $95,972 per coin, between January 6 and 12.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchange reserves have dropped to levels not seen since 2018, with the total supply on cryptocurrency exchanges standing at 2.35 million BTC as of January 13, according to CryptoQuant. The decline marks a near seven-year low and is believed to be driven by institutional investors accumulating Bitcoin at discounted prices.

Bitcoin's price exhibited a tempestuous performance on Monday, as the leading cryptocurrency plunged from approximately $94,000 to under $90,000 by 9:35 a.m. EDT. Following this descent, BTC demonstrated a partial recovery, ascending to hover within the $92,300 to $93,000 bracket.

Capital Group is also the second-largest shareholder in MicroStrategy, trailing only Michael Saylor.

Since historical data does not show a clear pattern for the consecutive uptick in mining difficulty, it remains to be seen if BTC will continue to rise or fall.

MicroStrategy, the business intelligence firm known for its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, has added another 2,530 BTC to its reserves. According to an 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, the company spent approximately $243 million between January 6 and January 12, purchasing Bitcoin at an average price of $95,972 per coin.

The Bitcoin price crash has steered up the need for crypto investors to invest in some of the best AI altcoins to buy in the market, which serves as an alternative to hedge against market volatility.

Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency, finally drops below $90,000, losing $118 billion in capitalization in 12 hours. However, CryptoQuant's verified author does not expect this drop to go much lower since short-term holders remain in profit.

Semler Scientific, a California software and medical technology company, has increased its Bitcoin (BTC) investment. According to the company's chairman, Eric Semler, in an X post, Semler Scientific has acquired 273 BTC.

Meta Platforms Inc. shareholders are advocating for Bitcoin to be added to the company's $72 billion cash reserves, citing inflation's impact on purchasing power.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed mixed opinions about the future of digital currencies, praising their potential while sharply criticizing Bitcoin.

Pepe coin price, a popular meme-based cryptocurrency, has faced a downturn amid the ongoing market correction. PEPE is trading bearish, slipping below its key support levels as Bitcoin's performance influences altcoin trends.

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Bitcoin mining difficulty has increased by 0.41% to reach 111.45 Trillion (T). This marks the eighth consecutive increase in the difficulty adjustment level.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reiterated his scepticism about Bitcoin, calling it a “complete waste of time and money.”

The Nasdaq stock index is red again, down another 1.2% according to futures in a constant correction since December 18th.

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Il semblerait que la course à l'intégration de bitcoin continue de gagner les esprits dans la finance traditionnelle et le monde des affaires. Après un vote négatif des actionnaires de Microsoft à l'intégration de bitcoin, constatons que les choses évoluent également du côté de Meta.

Weekly data for crypto ETFs revealed contrasting fortunes for bitcoin and ether ETFs. Spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $307.2 million in net inflows, while spot ether ETFs posted a combined loss of $185.89 million.

Macro guru and Real Vision chief executive Raoul Pal says that Bitcoin (BTC) is mirroring the same pattern seen about nine years ago before igniting a parabolic surge.

Billy Markus, the co-author of the iconic meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin launched in 2013, has published a tweet to share with the community his thoughts on what is happening on the crypto market right now. On social media, Markus is known under the pseudonym Shibetoshi Nakamoto.

While Bitcoin is often considered a hedge against inflation, it does have a positive inflation rate of 0.83%. Bitcoin's inflation is extremely low compared to the dollar's peak of 9.1% in 2022.

Bitcoin's recent price action has raised questions about its future direction, particularly as it briefly dipped below $92,500 before rebounding above $94,000. Amid this volatility, Real Vision founder Raoul Pal introduced an intriguing concept called the “Banana Zone,” which could signal a transition in the cryptocurrency market and open the door for an altcoin season.

BlackRock has expanded its digital asset offerings by launching the iShares Bitcoin ETF in Canada. The ETF is trading under ‘IBIT', the same as the US.

In a significant develoment for the crypto landscape, BlackRock has launched its iShares Bitcoin ETF on Cboe Canada, offering investors a way to gain exposure to Bitcoin through their brokerage accounts. Cboe Canada Inc. has announced the launch of BlackRock Asset Management Canada Limited's latest exchange-traded fund (ETF), the iShares Bitcoin ETF.

Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded $47 million in inflows last week, according to a report from CoinShares.

Bitcoin is at levels not seen since November as gloom over BTC price strength intensifies.

This week, the cryptocurrency market is marked by the strength of the US dollar, reaching its highest level since the bear market of 2022. This situation creates challenges for Bitcoin (BTC) traders, who must navigate an environment of increased volatility as the US presidential inauguration approaches.

Bitcoin (BTC) is continuing to experience some bearish price action, and it could be about to go under $91,000, a price level it hasn't seen since late November 2024. Is this the beginning of a much bigger price dip, or can the bulls still save the day?

Bitcoin and other tokens retreated as Fed signaled caution on rate cuts.

Since reaching an all-time high (ATH) price of $108,130 on December 17, Bitcoin (BTC) has been subject to intense selling pressure. By December 20, prices had receded to as low as $92,810 — and although the recovery was quick, the leading cryptocurrency has struggled to reclaim the $100,000 mark.

Over $460 million worth of long positions in Bitcoin were wiped out in the past 24 hours amid its latest price drop.

Bitcoin has tumbled to $90,000, its lowest level since November 18. That's a 4.4% drop, a painful reminder of its December peak at $108,316.

According to data from CoinGlass, the amount of liquidations of perpetual futures on crypto assets has exceeded half a billion in the past 24 hours. This could be the largest liquidation event since the start of 2025, with $461.29 million lost in longs and $71.39 million in shorts.

Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) fell below the critical $90,000 mark during Monday's intraday trading session, marking its first dip below this support level in two months.

The spot Bitcoin ETF ecosystem has continued to welcome inflows, with those recorded in the past week pointing toward normalcy. The market has continued to witness sell-offs as the price of Bitcoin nosedived, discouraging investors.

The digital asset market witnessed its first full week of inflows in 2025, with $48 million added to investment products, according to CoinShares' latest weekly report. CoinShares reported that the week began with promising inflows nearing $1 billion.

Interest rate fears appeared to impact financial markets Monday morning, with Bitcoin falling to $90K and other coins plunging harder.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has dipped below $91,000, a move that aligns with historical post-halving patterns, according to prominent technical analysts. How Long Will Bitcoin's Consolidation Last?

Tom Lee, co-founder and managing partner at Fundstrat, has expressed confidence in bitcoin's long-term prospects. Although the cryptocurrency currently sits approximately 15% below its all-time high, Lee contends that those purchasing at the $90,000 mark would likely not face financial losses.

MicroStrategy Incorporated (NASDAQ:MSTR) has expanded its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings by purchasing an additional 2,530 bitcoins for approximately $243 million, averaging $95,972 per coin, according to an SEC filing. This acquisition was funded through the sale of 710,425 shares of the company's class A common stock, conducted between January 6 and January 12, 2025, under a previously established Sales Agreement, the filing states.

The Bitcoin market continues to look sideways overall, perhaps with a slightly soft hint of indecision. At this point in time, the market continues to look bullish in the long term.

Bitcoin price slipped to $90,000 on Jan. 13 as the recent weakness in the cryptocurrency market continued. Bitcoin (BTC) crashed by 16% from its highest level in December and is hovering near its lowest point since November 19.

Semler Scientific, Inc. acquired 237 Bitcoins between Dec. 16 and Jan. 10, at an average price of $98,267 per token. These purchases increased the company holdings to 2,321 Bitcoin (BTC), according to a company release.