Bitcoin

The 3-month U.S. Treasury yield has fallen to a one-year low, signaling that the market anticipates a Federal Reserve pivot from tightening to easing. This shift has significant implications for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.

Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, has reversed its stance on cryptocurrency. The firm will now allow its 50 million clients to trade select crypto ETFs, including those for Bitcoin and Ethereum, responding to persistent investor demand.

Bitcoin has bounced back above $92,000 after a sharp drop, with analyst Michaël van de Poppe suggesting the market may have bottomed. The breakthrough of the $92K resistance level could pave the way for a new all-time high and a test at $100K.

A 15-year-old Bitcoin wallet containing 50 BTC mined in 2010 has suddenly been activated, sparking speculation about a potential sell-off. The move comes as miners increasingly sell their holdings due to rising operational costs and a declining Bitcoin price.

A new report highlights a surge in leverage trading, leading to more violent market swings. The ‘Early Black Friday’ event saw over $640 million in hourly liquidations, while Bitcoin’s dominance and spot volumes continue to grow, signaling a maturing market.

A classic Bitcoin volatility indicator hits a historic low, echoing a late 2023 signal that preceded a 40% price surge. Analysts debate whether history will repeat.

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, is in talks with MSCI about a potential removal from its indices due to a new policy limiting crypto exposure. The move could trigger billions in outflows and impact the broader crypto market.

Bitcoin’s price fell below €80,000 following news that Microsoft had lowered its sales targets for AI software. The development sparked concerns about the growth of the AI sector, leading to a sell-off in tech stocks that also impacted the cryptocurrency market.

Bank of America will allow advisors to recommend clients invest up to 4% of their portfolio in Bitcoin ETFs starting January, joining other major US banks in embracing crypto investments.

This article explores the debate over Bitcoin’s scarcity. While the 21 million coin cap is a core tenet of its value, critics argue that its divisibility into satoshis makes this scarcity an illusion. Proponents, however, counter that demand outstrips supply, making it a genuinely scarce asset.