Bitcoin

MARA Holdings, which is known as the largest Bitcoin mining company in the U.S., has made a pretty big move with its Bitcoin holdings. The company sold 15,133 BTC at an average price of around $65,348. Altogether, that brought in roughly $989 million. The goal wasn’t random though, it was mainly to deal with its

Bitcoin fell below $69,000 on Thursday morning as escalating tensions between the US and Iran weighed on global markets and pushed investors toward defensive positioning. The move followed a sharp jump in oil prices, with Brent crude rising more than 5% to briefly hit $108 per barrel before easing to around $105. The surge came

Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $69,000 on Thursday, erasing gains seen earlier in the week as MARA Holdings (MARA), the largest crypto mining company in the United States, disclosed a substantial liquidation of its BTC holdings to fund an expansion into artificial intelligence (AI) computing. MARA Shares Climb On Debt-Repurchase Plan In its disclosure covering March

MARA Holdings has sold a portion of its Bitcoin holdings to fund a major debt reduction. The move signals a shift in how public companies are using digital assets on their balance sheets. The company disclosed that it sold 15,133 BTC for approximately $1.1 billio n between March 4 and March 25 . The proceeds

Bitcoin dropped below $80,000. Ethereum fell under $2,300. XRP slipped to $1.38. The total crypto market cap shed 1.51% to $2.66 trillion, with over $90 billion wiped from local highs and $331 million in liquidations recorded in the last 24 hours alone. Meanwhile gold surged 4.6% and silver jumped 12.4% in the same period, adding

Bitcoin may be moving closer to the kind of long-term support zone that has characterized major bottoms in past cycles, but one technical analyst believes the market has not reached that moment just yet.  An interesting technical analysis points to Bitcoin’s weekly moving averages as the clearest guide for where this decline could finally exhaust

Coinbase is partnering with Better Home & Finance to roll out crypto-backed mortgages backed by Fannie Mae, marking a step toward integrating digital assets into traditional housing finance. The new offering allows qualified borrowers to pledge Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for a down payment without selling their holdings, avoiding potential capital gains taxes while

Bitcoin price crossed the $80,000 threshold late Sunday and into today, posting a brief 2% gain over 24 hours to reach a high of $80,750 — a level analysts describe as a major psychological resistance zone that has flipped to potential support. The move caps a recovery of 15-20% from February lows, placing the bitcoin