Bitcoin news

23 Aug, 2026
The market rally suffered damage last week, though bitcoin and gold shined. New Trump tariffs on Canada have kicked in. Nvidia, CrowdStrike and Fed's Warsh loom.
Japan borrowing costs hit 1996 highs and the yen is sliding again. Bitcoin is up 22% anyway. Here is what breaks that calm.
Crypto’s true believers suddenly have a spring in their step again.
Michaël Van de Poppe said that cryptocurrencies "haven't seen any moves at all," with SOL/BTC barely beginning to rise after Solana broke its 21-day moving average and flipped a level.
Visser referred to Bitcoin as the “S&P 500 of the crypto world,” and saw it as a significant store of value in the digital economy.
Trump's June filing lists more than 1,000 trades worth up to $263 million, with just 7 touching crypto-linked equities.
In the near term, Bill Barhydt sees Bitcoin retesting $85,000, unwinding leverage back to the low $70,000s.
Hayes believes a move above $3,000 could trigger reflexive buying and potentially send Ethereum toward the $5,000 level.
According to Grover Norquist, the government shouldn't tax Americans on inflation-driven gains it helped create.
ChatGPT and Grok favored short-term or intermediate US Treasuries for dependable income and lower volatility. Gemini viewed bonds as the defensive choice and Bitcoin ...
Yields slipped after Treasury doubled its buyback plan, and Bitcoin and crypto sprinted higher. But can it last?
Rep. Rashida Tlaib holds between $3,003 and $45,000 in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs despite voting against the CLARITY Act.
Robert Kiyosaki bets on gold, silver, and Bitcoin amid "more fake USD" from the Treasury. Here's what he said.
Altcoins added $215 billion in 3 days after Trump remarks, but the Altcoin Season Index at 49 signals no altseason yet.
Bitcoin had its best week in more than three years — Scott Bessent helped light the match.
Investing.com -- Bitcoin erased earlier losses on Sunday, recovering after a pullback from its recent rally as investors continued to favor the cryptocurrency amid a weaker dollar and expectations for easier financial conditions.
Geoff Kendrick said he was sticking with Standard Chartered's long-term Bitcoin target which the bank pushed by two years after cutting near-term forecasts.
This well-established digital asset is trading 41% below its all-time high.
Arthur Hayes shares a surprising tip on stocks, gold, and Bitcoin (BTC). Here's exactly what he said and why.
22 Aug, 2026
Rochard's $199,386 purchase establishes his first direct equity stake in the Bitcoin-focused asset manager, signaling confidence amid a challenging year for the stock.