Bitcoin (BTC) has displayed several promising signs, indicating the potential for a short-term price rally. Following a period of uncertainty, key market indicators have shifted in favor of bullish sentiment, leading many to speculate that the cryptocurrency might soon see a significant price surge.

Bitcoin traded between $96,992 and $97,447 over the last hour on November 25, 2024, with a market capitalization of $1.92 trillion, a 24-hour trade volume of $47 billion, and an intraday price range spanning $94,119 to $97,577, reflecting a period of consolidation amid broader market uncertainties.

Plume Network and Mercado Bitcoin announce a $40M tokenization initiative, bringing asset-backed securities, corporate debt, and consumer credit onto the blockchain. This collaboration aims to expand financial accessibility in Brazil and connect global investors with new yield opportunities. The post Digital Asset Platform Mercado Bitcoin and Plume Network Tokenize $40M in Brazilian Assets appeared first on Cryptonews.

At least 16 states have introduced legislation for Bitcoin and digital asset reserves, following in President Trump's footsteps at the national level.

Currently, 20 US states have active proposals to create their own Bitcoin Reserve, several of which are advancing. These bills contain legal obligations to purchase $23 billion in Bitcoin, which would fuel huge demand.

The United States has released Alexander Vinnik, the Russian co-founder of the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)-e cryptocurrency exchange, as part of a negotiated agreement with Moscow. What Happened: His release follows that of Marc Fogel, an American detained in Russia since 2021, The Wall Street Journal reported.

ARK Invest's Cathie Wood says that the chances of Bitcoin (BTC) eventually hitting $1.5 million are improving for one key reason. In a new update to investors, Wood says that it's looking more likely that Bitcoin will increase by 1,455% its current value due to increasing adoption by financial institutions.

A new analysis by VanEck suggests that 20 state-level Bitcoin reserve bills, if enacted, could lead to $23 billion in Bitcoin purchases, equivalent to 247,000 BTC.

The Bitcoin miner ended its fiscal third quarter with $270.7 million in cash and crypto holdings, according to CFO Darcy Daubaras.

Bitcoin-based DeFi protocol Avalon Labs has announced its plan to launch a Bitcoin-backed debt-focused public fund compliant with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations. In an announcement on X, the firm said this is part of its plan to expand its products in the US.

Asset manager VanEck analyzed 20 state-level Bitcoin reserve bills, and estimates these bills could lead to 242,700 BTC in buying.

Bitcoiners shouldn't sit around and wait for fiat banks and financial companies to offer services built on Bitcoin, we should do it ourselves.

The cryptocurrency market has suffered a dramatic downturn, losing a staggering $54 billion in just 24 hours. This sharp decline has dropped the total market capitalization to $3.07 trillion, slipping below the important $3.1 trillion threshold.

Crypto markets are stabilizing and trending upward after an initial drop following the higher-than-expected COnsumer Price Inflation report. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $97,166.74 +2.2% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,679.72 +3.4% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $193.42 -1% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.44 +2.7% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.2612 +4.6% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001680 +8.4% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increased by 3.2% and daily active addresses grew by 2.6%.

Bitcoin corrects after a shocking CPI print, potential BTC miner sell pressure and concerning macroeconomic developments.

Two large corporate entities are pouring big money in cryptocurrencies, and the corporate surge into Bitcoin doesn't appear to be slowing down. With its bold 1 billion yen ($6.7 million) Bitcoin acquisition, Japanese game producer Gumi is creating waves.

The Vinnik exchange highlights ongoing US-Russia diplomatic negotiations, impacting international legal and geopolitical dynamics. The post Trump-Putin deal frees Russian crypto founder tied to $4 billion Bitcoin laundering appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Due to recent investments, BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is attracting significant attention from crypto enthusiasts amid ongoing market uncertainty. Today, February 12, 2024, blockchain-based security intelligence firm Arkham posted on X (formerly Twitter) that BlackRock has invested millions of dollars in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Some 20 US states are mulling creating Bitcoin reserves, and so is the federal government.

The crypto markets have taken a hit after the release of the U.S. January Consumer Price Index report, which indicated a higher inflation and consumer price surge than expected. The CPI rose by 0.5% month-on-month, measuring the cost of consumer products, raising inflation to 3.0%.

There have been recent concerns within the crypto community regarding Binance's recent activities after a claim surfaced that the exchange had been offloading large amounts of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The Binance selloff trend was first noted on social media platform X by a market participant known as AB Kuai.Dong (@_FORAB), who noted that the crypto exchange had allegedly been selling off its Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings.

Banking behemoth JPMorgan has revealed some Bitcoin exposure in its recent 13F filing.

Bitcoin bears are finding it difficult to pin the price below $95,000, indicating solid demand at lower levels.

SBC Medical Group Holdings Incorporated announced plans to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) worth 1 billion yen ($6.7 million) as part of a long-term strategy aimed at asset diversification and inflation hedging. The Japan-based medical services provider said investing in Bitcoin aligns with its goal of establishing a robust financial foundation while adapting to evolving macroeconomic conditions.

Cryptoquant analysts posit that live blockchain data grants investors unmatched clarity into bitcoin mining firms' activities, diminishing dependence on stale quarterly disclosures. From Quarters to Seconds: The Real-Time Analytics Rewriting Crypto Equity Research A recent cryptoquant.

Bitcoin whale activity and technical indicators suggest a potential price pullback in the near future.

After a sharp dip to just above $94,000 earlier Wednesday, driven by unexpectedly high U.S. inflation data, Bitcoin (BTC) has managed to recover and climb back to $97,500. The cryptocurrency's brief decline came in response to the inflation figures, which were stronger than anticipated, sparking concerns in the markets.

The State of Wyoming could expand its pro-Bitcoin agenda while local authorities also assessed stablecoin issuance and reserve laws.

The impact of the latest U.S. inflation data was immediately felt on the crypto market this Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Bitcoin fell below the $95,000 mark following the announcement of higher-than-expected inflation, while Donald Trump continues to push for a reduction in interest rates.

By launching its Macro Strategic Reserve, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has advanced significantly and strengthened its position in the dynamic Bitcoin market. The approach, which seeks to fortify the business's financial foundation, coincides with heightened turbulence in the digital asset market.

The Japanese mobile gaming firm Gumi plans to accumulate more than $6.5 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) as part of a new corporate strategy. A translated announcement from the gaming company indicates the firm will invest 1 billion yen (equivalent to $6,558,150 at time of writing) between now and May to acquire the crypto.

The altcoin market has shed $234 billion over the past two weeks, marking one of the largest devaluations in history. While bitcoin has remained volatile, it has shown resilience compared to the widespread sell-off across the broader crypto landscape.

New data from Glassnode has revealed that the global altcoin market is undergoing one of its sharpest devaluations in history.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and the broader crypto market briefly dipped in mid-day trading, reflecting worries over accelerating inflation. What Happened: Crypto analyst Ali Martinez commented “not good” on the unexpectedly high inflation numbers as analyst Kevin pointed out that headline inflation above 3% is a bearish signal and reinforces the idea that altseason is still far off.

With Bitcoin (BTC) struggling to hold above $98,000 amid a lack of strong fundamental catalysts, market sentiment has turned increasingly cautious.

Bitcoin ETF outflows continue as Powell's rejection of rate cuts and high inflation trigger a pullback from institutional investors. However, the Ethereum ETF market performed well, showing strong confidence and investor appetite for buying the dip.

Schoolteacher Marc Fogel returned to the US on Feb. 11 as part of a deal with Russian authorities that will reportedly include the release of Alexander Vinnik.

The odds of national US BTC reserve by end-2025 were 54% on Kalshi but below 50% on Polymarket.

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to move within its one-week range after recovering from its recent drop to $91,000 but has failed to reclaim support above the $98,000 mark. Some analysts consider that BTC's sentiment will remain neutral while it regains this support zone and builds up momentum toward a new high.

Short-term holders (STH) of BTC may extend their holding period.

In a recent development, as per a recent Newyork post, President Trump facilitated a prisoner swap, where Russian prisoner Alexander Vinnik was exchanged for American teacher Marc Fogel. Vinnik had been arrested in 2017 in Greece and was later sent to the US and France to face charges related to fraud and money laundering.

Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a sharp stall at the $98,000 mark and dropped to $95,000 after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered a hawkish outlook on the future of interest rate cuts. Powell, during his semi-annual testimony to Congress on February 12th, stated that the Federal Reserve was “not in a hurry to change its policy stance” and emphasized that the current monetary policy was less restrictive than before.

The U.S. may trigger a surge in institutional adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) as different states are making advancements in legislation regarding the digital asset. Notably, 20 states have put forward legislative proposals to establish Bitcoin reserves for their respective governments.

The first inflation report of 2025 came in hotter than expected, showing a 3% increase in the CPI for January compared to the previous year. It showed an uptick from December, but more importantly, a number that outpaced analyst projections.

The Ohio House Republicans have proposed allowing state investments in Bitcoin. This move reflects a broader trend of state-level interest in digital currencies as viable investment options.

Galoy founder and CEO Nicolas Burtey wants to help more borrowers use bitcoin as collateral for loans while introducing open-source software into the traditional banking stack.

Nasdaq-listed SBC Medical plans to inject 1 billion yen to buy more Bitcoin over the next 2 months.