Bitcoin edges higher near $81,521, with softening dollar conditions and rising rate-cut expectations providing a tailwind for risk assets including crypto.
Bitcoin rebounds to $81,695 with a 1.14% daily gain as dollar weakness and growing rate-cut expectations drive fresh demand into crypto.
Bitcoin holds near $81,306 with a $1.63T market cap as Fed policy expectations and a retreating dollar index shape BTC/USD price action Wednesday.
Bitcoin crossed $80,000 in Asian hours Tuesday while DeFi tokens and altcoins led gains, with Toncoin soaring 28% after a major Telegram announcement.
Bitcoin keeps stalling below $80,000 as Asian session demand stays absent and Hong Kong's record AI IPO pipeline pulls regional capital away from crypto.
Hut 8 has refinanced its bitcoin-backed credit facility through FalconX, cutting its fixed interest rate to 7% and unlocking roughly $260 million in
Bitcoin holds near $79K with a 0.20% gain as derivatives data, funding rates, and ETF flow trends reveal a market caught between retail hesitation and
Bitcoin topped $80,000 for the first time since January before a disputed Iranian missile report triggered a sharp reversal back to $79,000, rattling
Strategy, Coinbase, MARA and other bitcoin treasury firms report Q1 earnings as April payroll data and Fed speeches set the macro tone for crypto.
Strategy pauses its weekly bitcoin buying program ahead of Tuesday earnings, with analysts forecasting a per-share loss despite rising software revenue.