Bitcoin has fallen back to the critical $60,000 support level, driven by a surge in oil prices, economic contagion fears from Japan, and renewed selling pressure from MicroStrategy.
FalconX's Gaspar Martin suggests Bitcoin is nearing a market bottom, poised for a turnaround as MicroStrategy concerns ease and traditional signals take precedence.
Grayscale's Zach Pandl noted that MicroStrategy's preferred stock, STRC, reclaimed $90 for the first time in three weeks, indicating investor confidence.
Bitcoin momentarily hit $64,400 overnight before pulling back, demonstrating resilience despite a recent $213 million BTC sale by MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin's price surged past $64,000, recovering from an earlier selloff despite MicroStrategy's recent $216 million BTC sale, indicating strong market resilience.
Bitmine announced a significant acquisition of $74 million worth of Ether, contrasting with MicroStrategy's recent Bitcoin sales.
Bitcoin's price dropped by up to 4% after MicroStrategy sold 3,600 BTC, though analysts anticipate a new buy announcement soon.
Cantor believes MicroStrategy's preferred shares must return to their $100 par value to reignite the company's capital engine.
MicroStrategy has authorized the sale of its Bitcoin holdings, signaling potential shifts in corporate crypto strategies.
FBI Director Kash Patel belatedly disclosed holdings of MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock valued between $100,001 and $250,000.
Crypto asset manager Bitwise suggests that the recent volatility and selloff in MicroStrategy's stock indicate the cryptocurrency market is nearing a bottom.
JPMorgan has criticized MicroStrategy's bitcoin sales policy, stating it introduces "two-way risk" to crypto markets and suggesting equity issuance as an alternative.
FBI Director Kash Patel reportedly failed to timely disclose a six-figure investment in MicroStrategy (MSTR) shares, a key Bitcoin holder.
Bitcoin dipped below $60,000, accompanied by declines in Ether, Solana, and Dogecoin, as a strong U.S. dollar and MicroStrategy's potential BTC sales plan added market pressure.
MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor has teased additional Bitcoin purchases, even as the company's stock, MSTR, experiences a continued downturn.
Grayscale's Zach Pandl suggests MicroStrategy sell $3 billion in Bitcoin to cover cash obligations, but CryptoQuant offers alternative support for STRC.
CryptoQuant has urged MicroStrategy to pause its Bitcoin acquisition strategy, citing shrinking dividend coverage, while CBOE explores crypto perpetual futures.
Despite the broader crypto market ending the first half of 2026 in the red, Bitcoin demonstrated resilience by outperforming MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin dipped to new 2026 lows, driven by spot ETF outflows, a bearish monthly options expiry, and widening unrealized losses for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin reached new 2026 lows, driven by spot BTC ETF outflows, a bearish monthly options expiry, and widening MicroStrategy losses.
A prominent Bitcoin miner predicts a further 30% drop in Bitcoin's price, potentially reaching $44,000 by year-end, citing MicroStrategy's stock mNAV ratio as a key indicator.
MicroStrategy's cash reserves have dropped by 38%, reducing dividend coverage from seven years to 14 months, prompting CryptoQuant to advise pausing Bitcoin buys.
CryptoQuant reports MicroStrategy's STRC cash cushion has shrunk from seven years to 14 months, with a $10.6 billion paper loss from Bitcoin buys.
MicroStrategy added $35 million in Bitcoin and boosted cash reserves by $300 million last week to reassure investors about its hard-hit STRC preferred shares.
Bitcoin hit a weekly low of $64,500 as investors eye the upcoming FOMC meeting and ponder potential selling pressure from major corporate holders.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor proposes a five-layer 'Digital Asset Stack' for Bitcoin to generate returns through credit and equity, not staking or inflation.
Bitcoin's price saw a notable increase, driven by de-escalating geopolitical tensions and MicroStrategy's substantial BTC acquisition, as markets anticipate the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy signals.
Bitcoin's price saw a notable rebound from recent lows, driven by a significant geopolitical peace deal and continued strategic acquisitions by major corporate entities.
MicroStrategy has further expanded its Bitcoin reserves, acquiring an additional 1,587 BTC for $100 million, funded by recent stock sales.
MicroStrategy has once again expanded its substantial Bitcoin reserves, acquiring an additional 1,587 BTC for approximately $100 million.
MicroStrategy has further bolstered its Bitcoin reserves, acquiring an additional 1,587 BTC for approximately $100 million at an average price of $63,024.
Michael Saylor clarified that MicroStrategy's recent Bitcoin sale was a strategic move supporting its digital credit business, not a departure from its long-term holding strategy.
Bitcoin found stability above $63,000 following a challenging week, boosted by easing geopolitical concerns and a strong debut from SpaceX.
Michael Saylor and Jack Mallers are clashing over MicroStrategy's Bitcoin acquisition strategy, specifically its mNAV metric and the impact of equity issuance.
MicroStrategy doubles down on Bitcoin with a $100 million purchase, Hyperliquid gains a 'buy' rating, and Sam Bankman-Fried formally seeks a presidential pardon.
Despite Bitcoin's recent price dip, Coinbase's Head of Institutional Strategy reports that major players are actively accumulating at a discount.