Markets & Trading

Bitcoin rallied past $79,000, driven by over $2.7 billion in liquidations, increased ETF inflows, and shifts in US Treasury policy.

Strategy's Bitcoin position returned to the green following a five-day market rally that pushed Bitcoin past $78,000, amid a broader upward movement across major cryptocurrencies.

Strategy maintained its Bitcoin holdings at 840,447 BTC while launching a $1.59 billion cash pool following a $2 billion common stock raise.

Michael Saylor's Strategy did not purchase any bitcoin last week, instead accumulating $6.69 billion in total cash reserves and repurchasing preferred stock.

A sharp 37.15% XRP price drop occurred on Bitstamp, while other cryptocurrency exchanges recorded much narrower trading ranges during the same market session.

Bitcoin trades between $77,000 and $78,000 as markets await Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Abraxas Capital has established a $783 million short position on Hyperliquid as bitcoin trades near $77,500 following a strong weekly surge.

Bitcoin closes above its 50-week exponential moving average for the first time since November 2025, reaching its highest level since mid-May amid a strong August rally and surging ETF netflows.

Bitcoin has rallied 22% over the past week to trade around $77,800, with analysts identifying $80,000 as a key resistance level ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium.

Despite a sharp cryptocurrency price rally that liquidated numerous bearish positions, Abraxas Capital, Fasanara Capital, and Wintermute continue to hold over $600 million in short positions.

Privacy coin Zcash reached a multi-year high, trading above $830, while Bitcoin recovered from a brief dip to trade around $77,500.

Gold surpassed $4,620 an ounce and futures approached $4,650 following the U.S. Treasury's decision to expand its bond buyback program, which drove the dollar index down.

Bitcoin is consolidating around $77,000 following a strong weekly gain, as investors realize $1.72 billion in profits and US spot ETFs record significant inflows.

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $1.92 billion in net inflows last week, marking their strongest weekly performance in nearly ten months amid a more than 20% price rally.

Bitcoin stays close to recent highs near $79,000 while market sentiment cools, creating a short-term divergence that analysts are monitoring.

A new research report highlights Generation Z's crypto market participation, revealing a preference for longer-term accumulation, ETFs, and lower leverage compared to Millennials.

A weekend market reversal liquidated over $250 million in leveraged crypto long positions, with Bitcoin open interest falling 2.65% as funding rates held near baseline levels.

The cryptocurrency market is set to receive over $705 million worth of tokens during the final week of August 2026, with Humanity, Huma Finance, and Plasma releasing restricted assets into circulation.

A new Federal Reserve study reveals that crypto investors maintain significantly higher return expectations and unique demographic traits compared to traditional asset holders.

Ethereum remains supported following a weekly advance, while institutional inflows continue across crypto ETFs and market sentiment hits an index reading of 79.