Bitcoin experiences market fluctuations amidst extreme fear, with experts suggesting recency bias may be to blame. Analysts argue that despite the Crypto Fear and Greed Index's low rating, the panic around Bitcoin remains exaggerated, and its long-term potential remains strong.
Public companies like Tether and Strategy are buying Bitcoin, but crypto prices are dropping. BTC may soon reach $80,000, influencing meme coins and altcoins. Recent on-chain data shows aggressive Bitcoin purchases by U.S. public companies in Q1 2025.
Institutional interest in Bitcoin surges as major players like Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, increase their BTC treasury significantly.
Bitcoin sees increased accumulation amid anticipation of a potential rally linked to Donald Trump's Liberation Day announcement.
Macro factors and institutional investments now drive Bitcoin's market trajectory, overshadowing traditional technical analysis.
Strategy invests $1.92 billion in Bitcoin, becoming the largest corporate holder.
Bitcoin bounces back to $83K amid increased institutional buying.
Strategy's recent $1.92 billion Bitcoin acquisition raises questions about financial risks amid market uncertainty.
Strategy buys 22,048 Bitcoin for $1.92 billion, increasing their holdings to 528,185 BTC.
Strategy acquires 22,048 BTC, now holding 528,185 BTC, marking a significant boost in their Bitcoin holdings.
Software firm Strategy invests $1.92 billion in Bitcoin, acquiring 22,048 BTC and increasing its holdings to 528,185 BTC.
Strategy acquires 22,048 BTC for $1.92 billion, boosting its portfolio significantly.
Japanese firm Metaplanet issues $13.3M in bonds to boost its Bitcoin holdings amid price dips, aiming for a 21,000 BTC target by 2026.
GameStop invests in Bitcoin to secure its future, following the success of Michael Saylor's Strategy. With a significant cash reserve, GameStop's Bitcoin strategy marks a potentially transformative moment for the company.
BlackRock and Strategy vie for Bitcoin dominance as competition for liquidity and holder power intensifies.
Bitcoin-focused Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) outpaces BTC with strategic capital moves, says Compass Point Research.
Crypto stocks soar as Strategy (MSTR) surpasses 500,000 Bitcoin holdings, driving market rally.
Michael Saylor's Strategy acquires 6,911 Bitcoin, boosting its total holdings to over 506,000 BTC.
Strategy has announced a 10% preferred stock offering to fund Bitcoin purchases, aiming to raise $711 million. Despite recent market declines, their holdings surpass 499,000 BTC.
Strategy expands its Strife stock offering to $723 million, emphasizing Bitcoin acquisition.
Strategy, previously MicroStrategy, boosts its Bitcoin-focused STRF offering to $722.5 million, driving attention with acquisitions and equity raises.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) plans to raise $722.5m to buy more Bitcoin, reflecting strong investor interest.
Strategy stocks soar amid rising Bitcoin and market confidence post-Fed announcement.
Strategy plans $500M preferred stock sale to buy Bitcoin.
Experts warn that Michael Saylor's strategy to finance more Bitcoin purchases through perpetual preferred stock could be risky.
Microstrategy, now known as Strategy, is launching a 5 million-share stock offering to boost its Bitcoin holdings.
Strategy's stock forms a double bottom, signaling potential price rally that could impact Bitcoin.
Strategy expands Bitcoin holdings with $10.7m purchase of 130 BTC.
REX Bitcoin Corporate Treasury Convertible Bond ETF launches with a focus on Michael Saylor's Strategy convertible debt holdings.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, faces challenges as Bitcoin's decline impacts unrealized profits amid a $21 billion preferred stock plan.
BTC hits $80K, prompting varied crypto activities, including banks accessing crypto and potential stablecoin legislation. SBF's solitary confinement, anti-gold sentiment, and US crypto considerations mark key developments.
Strategy's shares plummet nearly 30% as Bitcoin bet faces scrutiny.
