With Strategy’s preferred stock reclaiming par value and stablecoin dominance showing signs of a reversal, market analysts are eyeing a potential push toward $100,000 for Bitcoin by the end of Q2.
Crypto veteran Arthur Hayes argues that a combination of the US-Iran war and an unprecedented AI CAPEX build-out will force central banks into massive fiat expansion, propelling Bitcoin toward new all-time highs.
Strategy purchased 535 BTC last week, signaling a return to its aggressive accumulation strategy despite recent debates over potential Bitcoin sales for dividend payments.
JPMorgan analysts report a structural shift in safe-haven demand, as investors increasingly favor Bitcoin over gold to hedge against currency devaluation and geopolitical risk.
The crypto rally hit a pit stop on May 7 as global equities surged to record highs, fueled by reports of a potential US-Iran peace deal and easing energy concerns.
Bitcoin could reach a seven-figure valuation within five years as young investors and central banks drive a mega-trend similar to the global rise of the gaming industry.
Risk assets surged on Wednesday as Bitcoin reclaimed the $81,000 level and Nasdaq futures climbed, fueled by a sharp de-escalation in US-Iran tensions and a significant drop in energy prices.
In a historic pivot, Michael Saylor reveals that Strategy will probably sell Bitcoin to cover dividends for its STRC preferred stock, signaling a shift from treasury holding to active digital credit.
Bitcoin surges past $80,000 as US spot ETFs capture $532 million in a single day, fueled by a fragile US-Iran ceasefire and a massive liquidity squeeze.
Western Union bridges the gap between legacy retail finance and blockchain, launching the federally-regulated USDPT stablecoin on Solana to streamline settlement across its 200-country network.
Bitcoin reclaims the $80,000 handle for the first time since January, propelled by a $630 million ETF inflow surge and a decoupling from geopolitical anxiety in the Middle East.
With the HIP-4 proposal, Hyperliquid is integrating event contracts directly into its high-speed L1 blockchain, allowing traders to cross-margin “Yes/No” bets against leveraged perpetuals.
Bitcoin bulls like Tim Draper are doubling down on a $250,000 year-end target, but technical analysts and historical “Sell in May” fractals suggest the 2025 peak may have been the top.
Digital asset investment products recorded $1.2 billion in weekly inflows, marking the fourth consecutive week of positive sentiment led by Bitcoin.
The US government has targeted Iran-linked crypto wallets after Tether froze $344 million in USDT, highlighting growing scrutiny of digital assets in global sanctions enforcement.