
Bitcoin enters CPI week caught between a $63,000 on-chain demand zone and $69,000 holder resistance
Bitcoin enters CPI week near $63,000 as inflation data, $125 billion in Treasury issuance and a $69,000 cost-basis wall set the key levels.

Bitcoin enters CPI week near $63,000 as inflation data, $125 billion in Treasury issuance and a $69,000 cost-basis wall set the key levels.

Cardano lost its only dedicated US spot ETF filing just as ADA cleared the six-month CME futures milestone that could make a launch easier.

Courts could force platforms to identify and freeze debtor holdings within a week as an Aug. 11 consultation deadline approaches.

If the court grants the proposed fee and expenses stay within the stated estimate, at least $2.985 million remains before other deductions.

The company sold another 1,690 BTC to fund preferred-stock buybacks while its USD reserve climbed to a record $4.65 billion.

AVAT’s stock needs to more than triple to clear the $1 bid-price test, while a separate $35 million market-value hurdle remains.

The full confirmed balance was swept through transactions paying a historically Binance-attributed wallet, leaving customer deposit and internal staging unresolved.

Roughnecks is restarting the stalled branch while supporters push a more radical change to Bitcoin’s mining rules.

A 4.5-hour gap between CPI data and $125 billion in debt sales is about to trigger Bitcoin's hardest macro pressure

Cardano, Hedera and Polkadot registration withdrawals gave no reason for the retreat, while five other Grayscale altcoin filings remained preliminary.

AI models can favor Bitcoin under crisis and machine-economy prompts, exposing a new risk for banks using automated financial advice.

Solana funding has reached an 11-month high as futures positioning builds and SOL approaches a key $80 breakout.