[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) blasted back above $31,000 on Friday, resuming a week of bullish gains following BlackRock’s Bitcoin spot ETF application last week. The asset, which touched a high of $31,400 at 16:13 UTC, now
[ad_1] In May, Bitcoin (BTC) posted its first monthly loss since December 2022 with a negative 6.98%. However, this consolidation was not obviously driven by a change in fundamentals or the broader macroeconomic environment. The
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) denied the market fresh volatility at the June 23 Wall Street open as traders attempted to guess its next targets. BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source: TradingView Bitcoin lacks “strong confirmation” of new upside
[ad_1] A Bitcoin-mobile (BTC) piloted by the “Bitcoin Ambassadors” team is competing in the 8,000-kilometer Baltic Sea Circle Rally race, orange-pilling competitors and campsites along the way. The car is adorned and sponsored by Bitcoin
[ad_1] A bathhouse in Brooklyn, New York, has left users on Instagram and Twitter divided after it revealed that it is using Bitcoin (BTC) mining rigs to heat its spa. Bathhouse explained in an Instagram
[ad_1] Bitcoin’s (BTC) 15% rally toward $30,300 between June 19 and June 21 caught most traders by surprise, triggering $125 million in liquidations of leveraged short futures contracts. Narrowing down the trigger for the rally
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) has proven its safe haven status by reclaiming the $30,000 zone. Meanwhile, gold has been downtrend after hitting an all-time high in May. In times of crises, assets with limited supply, such
[ad_1] European and American tech stocks are witnessing a sharp decline while Bitcoin breaks through the $30,000 barrier. As traditional finance (TradFi) behemoths deepen their involvement in cryptos, the market reacts with a bullish sentiment,
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) lingered near $30,000 on June 22 as traders sought opportunities to “buy the dip.” BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source: TradingView Bitcoin dip-buyers “ready” for $28,000 Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed
[ad_1] The Netherlands has welcomed a new equities exchange-traded (ETF) fund that will give investors exposure to a basket of Bitcoin-related company stocks. French investment firm Melanion Capital’s Bitcoin Equities ETF began trading on the
