Bitcoin‘s latest rally positions it at a towering valuation, beckoning a flurry of price predictions. The currency has not only surged by over 6% within the past 24 hours but has also seen a remarkable trading volume of over $52.5 billion, signaling robust market engagement.
Renowned commodities trader and chart analyst Peter Brandt has revised his September 2025 Bitcoin (BTC) price target, increasing it from $120,000 to $200,000.
Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange HTX, formerly known as Huobi Global, withdrew its application for a license on February 23, according to a filing posted on the Securities and Futures Commission website.
South African comedian and entertainer Trevor Noah has expressed regret over not investing in Bitcoin (BTC) during its early days when it was practically “worth nothing.”
MicroStrategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), bought another 3,000 BTC this month at an average price of $51,813 per coin for $155.4 million.
An Australian man has vanished after allegedly pocketing about half a million dollars when cryptocurrency trading platform Rhino Trading Pty Ltd accidentally added an extra zero to his account, according to an ABC report.
The price of the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin surged over 23% this month, crossing the $52,000 mark for the first time since December 2021. 12% of the surge came during US trading hours, as per a report by Matrixport.
On Sunday, Bitcoin demonstrates resilience with a 1.35% increase, trading at $51,600 on Sunday. This stability comes at a time when the Texas Blockchain Council and Riot Platforms achieve a notable legal victory against US energy regulators, securing a temporary restraining order that underscores the ongoing debate over cryptocurrency mining regulations.
Coinbase recently announced that it would be removing support for native Bitcoin (BTC) payments across its payment platform for merchants, Coinbase Commerce.
In a year marked by Riot Platforms’ remarkable 19% increase in Bitcoin production and the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) review of Bitcoin ETF options by Bitwise and Grayscale, Bitcoin’s trading activity reveals a tightly bound range between $50,500 and $52,500.