Bitcoin (BTC) news
ETH exchange share falls below 12.7%, gap with BTC at 4 percentage points
Why it matters: The shrinking ETH exchange supply may indicate a shift toward long-term holding and reduced selling pressure.
Tom Lee: Crypto market could be very strong over next 12 months
Why it matters: The head of a public ETH company is reinforcing expectations of a market reversal, though it remains a personal forecast without specific figures.
Fed on the edge: Oil price rise adds to inflation risks before meeting
Why it matters: A rate hike or continued uncertainty reduces appetite for risk assets, including bitcoin and altcoins.
Binance adds trading pair for tokenized CEA Industries shares (BNCB)
Why it matters: Expanding tokenized stock offerings on the largest exchange intensifies competition in the segment and could attract new institutional participants.
Dutch police arrest woman in bitcoin-paid murder-for-hire case
Why it matters: The case shows that bitcoin's public blockchain helps police investigations despite its pseudonymity.
US spot bitcoin ETFs lose $449 million over three days
Why it matters: The outflow interrupts a $3.8 billion inflow streak and signals profit-taking by institutions ahead of macroeconomic decisions.
Bitcoin pressured by macro factors: oil above $100 and Fed rate hike expectations
Why it matters: High rates and expensive oil reduce risk appetite, putting pressure on bitcoin and the crypto market as a whole.
UK's Satsuma sells all 669 BTC and exits London Stock Exchange
Why it matters: It shows that a corporate bitcoin treasury can be fully liquidated and wound down at shareholders' request.
Bitcoin's 200-week moving average tops $65,000 for the first time
Why it matters: The rise in long-term support points to a structural increase in the price base, reducing the likelihood of a return to $60,000–64,000.
Bybit loses $436 million in a week, Bitget $128 million
Why it matters: Outflows of reserves from major exchanges may signal capital rotation and declining confidence in individual platforms.
Tech stocks fall on calls to slow AI, bitcoin and Ethereum rise 1%
Why it matters: The divergence between crypto and tech stocks shows bitcoin is still seen as a safe-haven asset amid the AI sector selloff.
Analysts: yen and US yields are the main risk for bitcoin
Why it matters: The Fed and Bank of Japan outcomes will set the direction for risk assets; rising US yields and the yen threaten a crypto selloff.
CryptoQuant: bitcoin's 24% rally came with a surge in trading volumes
Why it matters: Volume growth driven by buying rather than selling points to sustained demand and reduces the risk of a sharp BTC price reversal.
Bitcoin faces Fed decision and CLARITY Act vote this week
Why it matters: The Fed decision and progress on the CLARITY Act will set the direction for bitcoin and the broader digital asset market this week.
Week of Sept 14–20: CLARITY Act Vote, Fed, BoJ, VeChain Hard Fork
Why it matters: A CLARITY Act failure would delay U.S. crypto regulation, while a Fed rate hike is already priced in, but the dot plot could intensify pressure.
Bitcoin Rises Above $77,000 as Tech Stocks Sell Off on AI Concerns
Why it matters: Bitcoin is again trading as a safe-haven asset amid a flight from tech stocks, which could strengthen BTC demand if market volatility persists.
U.S. Inflation Pressures Bitcoin: PPI +5.4%, 10-Year Yield Near 5%
Why it matters: Rising yields and expectations of a Fed rate hike increase pressure on bitcoin and risk assets.
Bitcoin Fails to Break $80,000 Again Ahead of FOMC
Why it matters: The market is pricing in Fed tightening, ETF outflows and liquidations weigh on BTC; the key signal is the Fed's rhetoric at FOMC.
Bitcoin ETFs see $462M outflow, Ethereum ETFs attract $197M
Why it matters: Divergent ETF flows show institutional money rotating from Bitcoin into Ethereum ahead of the Fed decision.
Machi Big Brother holds $151M in Hyperliquid longs
Why it matters: High leverage amid falling BTC and HYPE creates liquidation risk for a large position, which could amplify market volatility.