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On-chain analyst Willy Woo believes Bitcoin's price range hasn't bottomed yet, warning of potential further downside before a true cycle low forms.

Strategy's stock trading surge may raise $300 million, potentially allowing Michael Saylor to continue buying Bitcoin throughout 2026.

Bitcoin's price has dropped below $68,000 as the US dollar experiences its largest weekly gain in a year, causing major cryptocurrencies to lose value, with Solana and Ether declining by 4% and 4.4% respectively.

A financial firm predicts a potential 30% drop in Bitcoin's value in 2026, citing a four-year cycle that is gaining strength, placing Bitcoin in a deep bear market.

Bitcoin's value dropped by $110 billion despite having its best week of Wall Street news in months, due to a stronger dollar and shifting interest rate expectations.

Cathedra Bitcoin and Sphere 3D are merging to expand into AI services, creating a company with 53 MW of bitcoin mining capacity.

Bitcoin experienced a short-lived price surge to $74,000, prompting a rapid sell-off as short-term holders took profits.

Bitcoin's price dropped to near $68,000 due to weak US labor-market data, which failed to provide support for the cryptocurrency and risk assets.

Strike has secured a BitLicense from the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), allowing it to offer various financial services to New York residents, including trading, bill pay, and custody products.

A federal judge has frozen 70.6 Bitcoin tied to BlockFills due to allegations of customer fund misuse, potentially impacting the company's operations and investor confidence.

The city of Vancouver blocked a proposal by its mayor to invest in bitcoin due to existing laws limiting city reserves to traditional assets.

Bitcoin's recent price rally may be short-lived as analysts believe the bear market persists, with fundamental and technical indicators still pointing to a bearish trend.