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Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $77,794 Thursday morning, up just 0.4% over 24 hours, after failing to sustain a push toward the $80,000 level. The Overnight Rally and Retreat Bitcoin reached an intraday high of $79,388 on Wednesday evening. Buyers were unable to extend the move. The token slid back below $

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed above $79,300 on Wednesday, reaching its highest level in 11 weeks. The move represents a 3.8% gain in the 24-hour window, with CoinGecko data showing a total market cap above $1.57 trillion for BTC alone. Price Action and Volume CoinGecko data places the 24-hour trading volume

Grayscale has called the cycle low for Bitcoin (BTC), placing the floor in the $65,000 to $70,000 range after a 20% rebound from the Feb. 5 trough. Grayscale's On-Chain Bottom Call Zach Pandl, head of research at Grayscale, laid out the thesis in an Apr. 21 note, arguing that the February capitulati

Strategy has overtaken BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust to become the largest institutional holder of Bitcoin (BTC) in the world. The shift marks the first time a corporate treasury has held more Bitcoin than any exchange-traded fund since IBIT launched in January 2024. How the Shift Happened Strat

Bitcoin (BTC) has bounced 24% off its February low near $60,000, but a CryptoQuant analyst warns the recovery still carries the fingerprints of a bear market rally rather than a clean trend reversal. Maartun Flags BTC Rally Risk CryptoQuant contributor Maartun laid out the case in an Apr. 20 video f