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Galaxy Research says Bitcoin's bear market ended in June. It points to Bitcoin reclaiming its 50-week moving average and selling pressure fading. The firm also sees a strengthening debasement case and calls now an attractive time to buy.
A researcher proved that a critical PHP flaw can be exploited, which ended a Bitcoin hacking challenge. The challenge operator accepted the solve even though a wallet mistake was made. The bigger question is who will turn such findings into fixes that are actually deployed.
Strive (ASST) bought 6,182 bitcoin for about $511.4 million, paying an average of $82,732 per coin. The purchase brings its total holdings to 43,000 BTC. Large buys by companies can signal steady demand for bitcoin, which traders often track.
Strive bought 6,182 bitcoin for about $511.4 million, lifting its total holdings to 43,000 BTC. The company also lined up a $1 billion ATM that it can use to buy more bitcoin. Large buys like this can signal steady institutional demand for bitcoin.
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 as fears about Iran hit the weekend. This morning, oil and interest rates are falling, which is bringing some relief to markets. A busy macro week ahead, with major earnings, an FOMC meeting and key data releases, could set the next market direction.
A new report says September's US inflation data had a 66.3% quote collection rate for commodities and services. That rate shows how much of the survey was covered, but it does not show whether inflation is pushing up or down. Traders may see this as a hidden risk in the data that the Fed will weigh for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin barely moved and traded near $80,400 since midnight UTC. Among CoinDesk's indexes, only the DeFi index gained, while oil prices fell back. Traders may hold off on big moves until the Fed announces its decision on Wednesday.
Brent crude fell below $110 as hopes for an Iran deal grew, and Brazilian stocks sank. Bitcoin stayed above $80,000 while investors waited for Microsoft and Amazon earnings and rate decisions from the Fed, BOJ and ECB. Traders may watch these events for clues on where markets head next.
Bitcoin is barely staying above $80,000 as traders wait for the Fed decision on Wednesday. Brazilian stocks are expected to plunge at the open after President Lula unexpectedly won a fourth term. With tech earnings also due this week, markets may stay jumpy.
Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 as AI company Anthropic filed for a large IPO and said it may raise as much as $100 billion. On Monday, Meta also announced a $95 billion share sale to fund its AI plans. Large AI fundraising may draw investor money away from crypto, so traders may watch bitcoin closely.
Bitcoin is trading near $80,000 as tech stocks rally. The move follows Anthropic's IPO filing, which comes with a plan to raise as much as $100 billion, and Meta's announcement on Monday of a $95 billion share sale to fund its AI push. Traders may watch whether strength in tech carries over into crypto.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 while stocks rallied after Anthropic filed for an IPO. Anthropic may raise as much as $100 billion, and Meta announced a $95 billion share sale on Monday to fund its AI plans. Large AI fundraising may draw investor money toward stocks, so traders may want to watch how crypto responds.
Bitcoin buyers worked to hold the $80,000 support level over the weekend. A busy week of US tech earnings and inflation data is ahead, along with an FOMC decision. These events may shift sentiment and affect how traders position in bitcoin.
Researchers report a way for hackers to steal Bitcoin without private keys. The attack uses a malicious server to turn a manual fee increase into approval of a payment sent to the attacker. Version 4.8.3 fixes the issue, but security scares like this can still shake trader confidence in Bitcoin.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the week with $301 million in net inflows, ending a two-week run of withdrawals. The week started strongly over three days, but heavy outflows followed. Traders may read the result as a sign that demand for Bitcoin through these funds is returning, though it was uneven.
A bug in a bitcoin wallet let rogue servers replace real transactions with fake ones when users tried to speed up payments. The attackers then waited for users to approve higher fees. At least one person lost bitcoin before developers patched the flaw, so wallet security is a risk traders should keep in mind.
Bitcoin is trading near $79,970, down 1.2% over 24 hours, and sits just below the $80,059 to $80,204 zone that now acts as resistance. A 1H close above $80,204 or below $79,647 would set the next direction.
Bitcoin fell under $80,000 as traders reduced their exposure to risk ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting. Ether and XRP posted the biggest losses among major coins, while AI-related trades took another hit in Asia. The moves may signal caution across crypto and stock markets before the Fed decision.
Ethereum researchers have set up a message board for AI agents to help rescue the Glamsterdam fork. A separate site called 'Steal My Bitcoin' also made the news in the same weekly roundup. For traders, the Ethereum effort is a reminder that upgrade problems can add uncertainty to ETH.
Paolo Ardoino has said he wants AI to run Bitcoin mines. The article asks who would be allowed to act in such a setup. It notes that the MDK v0.11 reference agent needs human approval, and that site identity and command controls decide who may act.
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