William Suberg

A further commitment to its treasury sees MicroStrategy join Grayscale as this week's big buyer while others keep selling.

This week's volatility may come down to a tug-of-war between F2Pool selling and Grayscale buying.

A look at Coinbase Pro's BTC price premium suggests that selling is underway on Thursday, as Bitcoin falls 7% in 24 hours.

Volatility is the latest indicator to call the start, not the end, of a bull market cycle as 1,000+ BTC wallet numbers spike to new highs.

Both Bitcoin's technicals and analysis of on-chain indicators are "wildly bullish," says Vailshire Capital Management, with BTC/USD reaching three-day highs.

A three-year hodl for Ether investors finally comes good as the largest altcoin surges into unknown territory on Tuesday.

Bitcoin worth $600 million gets taken off the market as BTC/USD struggles to cement support for a retest of $40,000.

Cold hard numbers are showing why Bitcoin moons and dumps — and the reasons are more straightforward than you might imagine.

The week in which the U.S. presidency changes sees limp stocks and a rangebound Bitcoin, but what could provide a fresh shake-up?

Positive reactions to a $1.9 trillion stimulus package combine to squash Bitcoin's bullish sentiment.

Stubborn bulls are firmly back in the saddle, with Bitcoin adding $10,000 to its price in just three days.

Getting to 10% of gold's market cap would mean that each bitcoin costs $154,000, says CryptoQuant.

Howard Marks hints that he is becoming the latest Bitcoin naysayer to change his tune completely in a new memo to investors of Oaktree Capital.

At 28%, this weekend's BTC price action was decidedly average compared to the cryptocurrency's run-up to 2017 all-time highs.

A surge in excess of 20% accompanies the 12 hours after Bitcoin bounced off $30,000, but questions over the events are mounting.

Some well-earned miner profit-taking combines with a natural pause in the Bitcoin bull run to see the market revisit essential support levels.

High or low, Bitcoin is still being shaken out of small investors and flowing to "millionaire" wallets, data confirms this week.

A strengthening dollar combines with profit-taking by miners to create a "short-term bearish" environment for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin even goes beyond Tesla's market cap for a short time as bulls suggest the upward momentum is not done at $40,000.

A blow-off top may yet appear, but market composition has changed and 20% dips are being bought with "aggression," says Filbfilb.

Another major milestone is toppled as Bitcoin price surpasses $40,000 in just the first week of 2021.

A sudden reversal of fortunes takes XRP 55% higher in 24 hours despite legal problems at Ripple persisting.

The popular metric suggests the Bitcoin bull run is beginning, not ending, according to a report from Stack Funds.

A "healthy correction" is increasingly likely, says analyst Michaël van de Poppe as sellers dig in below the $40,000 mark.

Roughly three-quarters of the 18.6 million BTC mined to date is not up for sale or even moving anywhere, Glassnode calculates.

A healthy price boost to both BTC and DOGE comes as hodlers can now afford a whole Tesla Model 3 with a single Bitcoin.

The $600 stimulus check invested in BTC last week would have made you $75 better off already, data shows.

XLM benefits from a Ukraine government partnership and becomes the latest addition to 2021's new alt season.

Dogecoin gets some unlikely public petting from Australian adult star Angela White for its latest high-profile endorsement.

A timely tribute to the king of cryptocurrency features alongside a coronavirus headline, which says it all about the fiat economy in the 12 years since 2009.