Bitcoin crashed $20,000 in a week as Ethereum retreated 40%, coinciding with Warren Buffett’s significant Apple stock sale and a worldwide stock market dive.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, announces that the stock market crash has arrived, describing it as a lucrative opportunity for investors to buy assets at lower prices and get richer.
Bitcoin's price fell over 4% to $60,000 as Genesis Global began $4 billion in crypto and cash repayments, affecting market dynamics.
MicroStrategy continues to expand its Bitcoin holdings, now totaling 226,500 BTC. Despite facing significant quarterly losses due to accounting rules, the company remains steadfast in its Bitcoin strategy.
Bitcoin's Bollinger Bands indicator has reached its tightest point in a year, signaling a potentially significant price move. The last time this occurred, Bitcoin surged 20% in four months.
Bitcoin continues to print lower highs, facing resistance at $70,000 as sellers maintain control since March’s all-time highs.
The US government transferred $2 billion worth of Bitcoin, contradicting Donald Trump’s recent promise to retain Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin bulls eye $70,000 amid positive sentiment, crucial resistance tests, and key economic events impacting market dynamics.
Edward Snowden emphasized the dangers of political tribalism and privacy concerns in Bitcoin transactions during his keynote at the Bitcoin 2024 conference.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, predicts Bitcoin will reach $13 million per coin by 2045, urging investors to adopt a "triple maxi" Bitcoin strategy.
Bitcoin jumps 4.3% as futures traders lean toward long positions, anticipating Donald Trump’s speech at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville.
Bitcoin's recent dip below $65,000 is attributed to seasonal trends and market sentiment, not Mt. Gox Bitcoin sales.
