Bitcoin (BTC) has been making headlines not just for its price volatility, but also for a significant shift in its ownership landscape. More businesses than ever are investing in Bitcoin, now holding over 3% of all BTC in circulation.

Bitcoin (BTC), the world's leading digital asset, experienced a significant price drop this week, further stoking concerns about the market's future direction. As of Friday, September 6, Bitcoin was trading at around $56,786, marking a 4% decline for the week.

The cryptocurrency market has been under intense bearish pressure in recent weeks, with several large-cap assets including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) struggling to put in a positive shift. The past week was particularly drab for the two largest cryptocurrencies, as they posted double-digit losses in the last seven-day period.

A whale sold Bitcoin worth millions of dollars, but BTC might still turn bullish soon.

Russia is profiting from BTC-related activities, and people in the United States aren't happy about it.

Maria Corina Machado, head of the political coalition that contests the victory of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela, has proposed establishing a bitcoin reserve for the country.

The Bitcoin price dropped below $54,000 on September 6 as the flagship crypto experienced a massive wave of sell-offs from traders. This price decline was sparked by developments on the macroeconomic side, which painted a bearish outlook for Bitcoin.

Tether's move to back a synthetic dollar with gold could enhance stability and transparency in the crypto market, especially amid regulatory scrutiny. The post Tether uses gold to back new synthetic dollar as gold is less volatile than Bitcoin, says Paolo Ardoino appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A lack of demand growth is keeping Bitcoin's (BTC) price down, according to the head of research at the digital asset analytics firm CryptoQuant. Julio Moreno notes on the social media platform X that BTC demand is declining and “basically all valuation metrics are in bearish territory.

Smart Whale tracker Lookonchain has reported that a short while ago, Galaxy Digital transferred a hefty amount of Bitcoin to the Coinbase Prime exchange.

A new report suggests that US companies are expected to purchase $10.3 billion worth of Bitcoin over the next 18 months.

Nvidia is hot. But some billionaire investors think Bitcoin could be even hotter.

Bitfinex's BTC long positions hiked, raising questions about a likely local bottom.

Fidelity, a prominent player in the Bitcoin ETF space, has recently moved nearly 4,000 BTC from its custodial wallets. This significant shift follows a series of large-scale outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting broader trends in the market.

Three years ago today, El Salvador made history as the first nation to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender.

Bitcoin's price has been under severe pressure lately, dropping sharply below $54,000 in August. This recent downturn appears to be heavily influenced by institutional sell-offs, widespread concerns across the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin's price has dropped 12% since the last halving, with historical price patterns becoming less predictable.

As bitcoin dipped below $55K this week, something quite interesting happened behind the scenes. On Sept. 7, 2024, the network's computational power hit a new lifetime high.

After experiencing a significant price decline of 10% in the past two days, Bitcoin (BTC) is now poised for a price reversal, as shared by a crypto expert.

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently undergoing a notable correction as market fears surrounding the overall economy's health, exacerbated by disappointing jobs data, continue to grow.

September 7, 2021 was one of the most significant days in Bitcoin's history.

Crypto trader Peter Brandt has alerted the crypto community about a possible bearish trend for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), following his analysis of the cryptocurrency's chart pattern. What Happened: Brandt has said that Bitcoin appears to be forming an inverted expanding triangle pattern on its weekly chart.

The total assets held by Bitcoin funds has fallen to a multi-month low, while Ethereum ETFs log their lowest asset levels yet seen.

A crypto analyst has revealed that the price of Bitcoin might be gearing for a fresh rally after the appearance of a bullish on-chain signal. Bitcoin UTXOs In Profit At Lowest Level Since 2023 — Here's Why In a QuickTake post on the CryptoQuant platform, an analyst with the pseudonym EgyHash shared an interesting on-chain insight into the Bitcoin price.

Network activity on the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain seems to have stalled while it is dwindling on Ethereum (ETH), a report by Citi says. Network Activity Lukewarm On Bitcoin And Ethereum One of the key metrics used to ascertain user interest in a blockchain project is the measurement of its network activity.

Today Marks the 3 year anniversary of El Salvador declaring Bitcoin its legal tender. No other nation has shown this level of a gutsy move. El Salvador declared Bitcoin its legal tender on September 7, 2021 and following it, the Central African Republic did the same on April 22, 2022.

Bitcoin teeters on the edge of a major correction, with market volatility and whale activity pushing prices toward $50,000.

A widely followed cryptocurrency analyst and trader is leaning bearish on Bitcoin (BTC) while offering his opinion on two altcoins. Starting with Bitcoin, the analyst pseudonymously known as Sherpa tells his 222,600 followers on the social media platform X that Bitcoin is headed to a price of $45,000, around 20% below the current level.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) dipped hard on Friday after the U.S. jobs report showed that growth was slightly less than expectations in August. The flagship crypto nosedived below $54,000 to its lowest level since Aug. 5.

Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their smallest outflow in a six-day streak, while Ethereum ETFs continue to experience significant withdrawals. The latest data from Farside Investors reveals critical insights into the current trends affecting these digital asset funds.

The Bitcoin market has been rocked by significant volatility, spurred by a combination of regulatory news, market reactions, and technical predictions. Bitcoin's value has seen notable fluctuations, driven by the uncertain regulatory landscape and investor sentiment.

Lately, positive sentiment around the Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) seems to have reduced drastically, prompting criticism from Gold advocate and economist, Peter Schiff. The economist argues that Bitcoin is a bad investment due to its inherent volatility and lack of intrinsic value when compared to more conventional assets like gold.

September has started with significant losses for the Bitcoin market after a price decline of 9.16% occurred in the last week based on data from CoinMarketCap. During this period, the price of the largest cryptocurrency has dipped below $53,000 reaching a price low last seen in early August.

Legendary trader Peter Brandt and long-time crypto skeptic Peter Schiff have clashed heads over the BTC/Gold debate.

Despite recent updates and developments, time hasn't been kind to ETH's performance.

In 2024, the Bitcoin network reached a notable low in the number of active addresses, matching figures from three years ago when Bitcoin (BTC) was priced at around $45,000, according

A recent report from Glassnode, led by researchers Ukuriaoc and Cryptovizart, highlights growing stress among short-term bitcoin (BTC) holders. As market pressure mounts, these investors experience heightened unrealized losses, suggesting they may drive future sell-side activity.

Bitcoin remains below $60,000, leaving investors and traders anxious about its short-term future. Despite occasional glimmers of optimism, the leading cryptocurrency faces downward pressure, and analysts are highlighting key resistance levels that must be breached for a bullish reversal to occur.

Bitcoin (BTC) crashed to $52,568 on September 6, up to 10.85% losses since the start of the month. Amid discussions about the “September Effect” punishing Bitcoin investors, a prominent analyst shows optimism as BTC reaches the “downside target.

Bitcoin's price has been historically weak this month, mirroring Wall Street's "September Effect." But brighter days are on the horizon.

Outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, or exchange-traded funds, surpassed $706 million this week as bears pushed Bitcoin to $53,304 — its lowest level since Aug. 5. According to data from SoSoValue, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $169.

Bitcoin network has achieved a new milestone with its hashrate hitting an unprecedented high of 742 exahashes per second (EH/s) at the start of September. This record-setting hashrate reflects the immense computational power that miners are dedicating to securing the network and validating transactions.

Crypto investors suffered the biggest liquidation in over a week as Bitcoin and most altcoins continued their downtrend. Bitcoin and altcoins liquidations rise Data compiled by CoinGlass shows that total liquidations on Friday, Sep.

Ethereum (ETH) is currently facing significant selling pressure and fear after a 23% decline, bringing its price down to yearly lows at $2,200. One major concern for investors is the ongoing underperformance of ETH compared to Bitcoin, a trend that has persisted since September 2022.

Amid the current decline in the Bitcoin price, Michael Saylor, the co-founder and chairman of MicroStrategy, has issued a message that has resonated with the crypto community. In a tweet, Saylor wrote, "You do not sell your Bitcoin.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs extend their negative streak to an eighth consecutive day.

Between Sept. 1 and Sept. 7, 2024, the crypto market took a notable hit, shedding $170 billion in value. Bitcoin and ethereum were the main drivers of this downturn, responsible for 78.82% of the week's losses. These two heavyweights saw their combined market caps shrink the most, dragging the entire market down with them.

Despite widespread initial criticism, El Salvador is sitting on over $31 million worth of Bitcoin profit.