June 2025

In April 2025, Bitcoin briefly outperformed stocks, indicating its potential as a macro hedge. However, by the end of the month, it re-synced with equities. Corporate Bitcoin accumulation saw a significant surge in April, with companies like Strategy, Metaplanet, and Softbank making notable purchases, highlighting Bitcoin’s growing appeal. Despite Bitcoin’s resilience, altcoins faced challenges, with […]

Bitcoin has experienced a remarkable surge, increasing by 31.8% over the past month and reaching $99,388, its highest value since February 2025. This performance has ignited optimism among analysts who anticipate that Bitcoin will soon break the $100,000 mark. Several factors are contributing to this bullish sentiment. Firstly, strong ETF inflows and positive market sentiment

Bitcoin is currently facing increased volatility due to the ongoing US-China trade talks in Switzerland, which are at risk of failing. This geopolitical uncertainty significantly influences the cryptocurrency markets, with Bitcoin being particularly vulnerable. A breakdown in negotiations could lead to a wave of liquidations, while positive news may boost investor confidence and trigger a

New Bitcoin whales now hold 52.4% of the whale-level realized cap, surpassing long-term holders for the first time. Their average cost basis is $91,922, which implies that recent buyers face a significant downside risk if prices correct. Bitcoin’s recent rally has been propelled by fresh capital, with market stability now hinging on the behavior of

Metaplanet, a publicly listed Japanese company, has garnered global financial market attention with its aggressive Bitcoin buying strategy. Since its initial purchase in April 2024, the firm’s stock price has skyrocketed over 15 times, drawing significant global investor interest. With a current Bitcoin holding of 5,555 BTC, Metaplanet has become one of the largest publicly

Dormant Bitcoin wallets from over a decade ago have reactivated, moving over $500 million in BTC, signaling shifts among early investors. Whale transfers to major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase suggest rising short-term selling pressure amid market uncertainty. Despite institutional sales, net exchange outflows hint at long-term accumulation as Bitcoin holds near the $95,000 mark.

Bitcoin’s price spiked above $97,000 following China’s $138 billion stimulus package, then retreated to $96,000 due to Federal Reserve uncertainty. China’s interest rate cuts and liquidity measures have sparked a risk-on sentiment in the market, further fueled by optimism from trade talks. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced a reduction in the reserve requirement

The United States has recently overtaken China as the world’s largest Bitcoin mining hub, controlling 75.4% of global Bitcoin mining according to a recent Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) report. This development signifies a significant shift in the power dynamics of Bitcoin mining. Historically, China has been the dominant force in Bitcoin mining, with

Bitfinex predicts that Bitcoin’s current bull cycle could continue, contingent upon broader macroeconomic stability.In April 2025, Bitcoin achieved a 14.08% monthly gain, surpassing its historical average and indicating robust performance.Miners are retaining their Bitcoin reserves, demonstrating confidence in future price growth despite short-term volatility.According to Bitfinex, key indicators suggest that the current bull cycle for

Bitcoin is currently consolidating around $94,000 as traders eagerly await the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates and Jerome Powell’s guidance. Despite a high probability of a rate hold, market volatility is anticipated, with analysts closely monitoring key price levels for potential breakout or breakdown opportunities. Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market are on