Key takeaways: Bitcoin hitting $72,000 would liquidate $2.5 billion in shorts, potentially crushing bears who are overleveraged. Iran's war and high oil prices currently pressure BTC, but a ceasefire or ETF inflows could spark a rapid recovery. $2.5 billion in shorts at risk if BTC

Kwasi Kwarteng, the former UK Chancellor, reflects on his short tenure and the missteps of the mini-budget while advocating for long-term economic thinking. He now focuses on bitcoin and monetary innovation as part of his role with Stack BTC.

Bitcoin prints similar bullish chart to previous pump.  This leads experts to expect liquidity to return to the crypto market soon.  Will the crypto bull cycle enter a bullish extension phase? The crypto market continues steadily in a sideways pattern, with the price of BTC currently

The CoinDesk 20 Index shows an uptick of 0.7% to 1909.43, with 19 assets rising. NEAR and AVAX lead with gains of 5.8% and 3.6%, while BTC and XLM remain unchanged.

Bitcoin hitting the $72,000 mark will liquidate $2.5 billion in short positions, potentially “crushing” the bearish side that’s using excessive leverage. The war in Iran and high oil prices are currently putting pressure on BTC, but a ceasefire or ETF inflows could trigger a rapid rebound. $2.5 billion short positions

Bitcoin (BTC) is “done” with drawdowns of 85% or more from all-time highs, says ARK Invest CEO, Cathie Wood. Key points: Bitcoin will not see another correction of 85% or more versus its latest all-time high, Cathie Wood argues. A new prediction sees $34,000 becoming the next BTC

The crypto market continued to exhibit signs of choppiness on Friday, with bitcoin BTC$67,135.03 trading at $67,000 in the middle of a trading range that spans back to early February. A selection of altcoins picked up during the lower liquidity Asia hours, prompting the likes of ALGO and RENDER to

Bitcoin (BTC) traders holding 100–10,000 BTC realized losses at an average of $337 million per day in Q1 2026, the worst quarter since 2022, according to data from Glassnode. Key takeaways: Bitcoin dropped more than 20% after whales last realized losses at a comparable pace in 2022.