Treasury’s cash plan implies about $166 billion leaving its Fed account before year-end and $150 billion returning by March, while the buffer that once absorbed such swings is nearly empty.
Next Technology authorized sales or pledges of its roughly 5,833 BTC after reviewing the Binance hack, even though none of its bitcoin was held at the exchange.
Bitcoin has slid into the $76,000 zone where its 0.382 Fibonacci level, 100-day average and September low meet, with daily RSI at its lowest since the June-July bottom.
Listed Bitcoin miners have signed more than $100 billion in AI and computing contracts, yet only about 550 megawatts of the 4 gigawatts they contracted was billing customers.
Strategy common shareholders voted overwhelmingly on October 28 to transition four preferred stock series - STRC, STRF, STRK, and STRD - to daily dividend distributions, a structural overhaul designed to eliminate lumpy ex-dividend price drops and lower the company’s cost of capital for buying Bitcoin.
Bitwise’s new $1.6 million Bitcoin target cites institutional demand, scarcity and debasement fears, but one input, Bitcoin’s share of a gold-dominated market, carries about four-fifths of the model’s value.
Brazil’s largest private bank, Itaú, has told the central bank about the crypto trading and custody service it already runs, putting its handling of customer coins under formal supervision.
Bitcoin climbed back above $80,000 on Tuesday ahead of the Fed decision, but its 1.2% gain trailed a group of altcoins that rose 4% to 12%.
Bitcoin is drifting below $80,000 in some of the quietest trading since 2021, yet recent buyers are moving coins to Binance at a loss almost as heavily as in July.
Bitcoin sits on $80,000 as a packed week begins: the Fed on Wednesday, about $11 billion in options on Friday and the midterms a week from Tuesday.
Malicious Electrum servers have been swapping users’ outgoing Bitcoin payments for fake, zero-fee lookalikes, hoping the owner would bump the fee and sign a real payment to the attacker.
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs ended a two-week outflow streak with a $301 million weekly inflow, but BlackRock’s IBIT supplied all of it while the other funds combined lost money.


