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Anthony Scaramucci, the founder of SkyBridge Capital, in a recent statement , conveyed that Bitcoin “meets all the criteria that have historically defined money, ” thereby pointing out the digital currency’s conformity to the attributes of conventional money. Scaramucci went on to highlight the maximum supply of Bitcoin being capped at 21 million coins by

Things have been quietly shifting in Bitcoin’s market structure over the past two weeks. After spending the better part of Q1 2026 in a relentless grind lower, BTC is now trading around $75.2k, above the upper boundary of the descending channel and at the $75k–$80k key resistance band. The question is no longer whether a

Strategy added 34,164 bitcoin to its treasury last week, spending about $2.54 billion in one of the largest single purchases in its history, according to a Monday regulatory filing. The acquisition was made at an average price of $74,395 per bitcoin and brings the company’s total holdings to 815,061 BTC. Strategy has now spent roughly

Bitcoin traded at $75,213 on April 20, 2026, at 8 a.m. ET, holding within a defined consolidation range as a broader bullish structure remains intact. Technical signals across multiple timeframes suggest a market in transition, balancing short-term indecision against a still-favorable macro trend. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin holds $75,213 on April 20, 2026; consolidation signals neutral

Bitcoin may still be far from its ultimate market bottom, according to fresh analysis from on-chain analyst Ki Young Ju, who said traditional cycle indicators are not yet signaling a full capitulation phase. Using a long-term logarithmic chart, Ju said Bitcoin’s current structure does not resemble previous cycle bottoms. Historically, every major Bitcoin bear market

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index crept up two points to 29 out of 100 on Monday — its highest reading since late January — but that number still signals fear among Bitcoin investors. Markets had barely settled from a rough weekend before the index was being watched again as a barometer of just how

Bitcoin fell toward US$75,000 after reaching ten-week highs near US$78,400 on April 17. CoinGlass data cited by market reports showed about US$260 million in crypto liquidations over 24 hours. Analysts warned that renewed Strait of Hormuz tension and oil volatility could keep crypto sentiment unstable. No one seems to know what’s going on anymore, and

Bitcoin price slipped near the $59,000 level, marking its second major drop this month. This drop has led the BTC to fall more than 50% below its October peak. So, what’s the key reason why Bitcoin is dropping? MSTR Stock Crash, But Bitcoin Under Pressure  One of the key factors behind Bitcoin’s decline is the