Category: Bitcoin News

CNBC’s Cramer predicts Bitcoin could rally to $82k despite recent pullback

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Jim Cramer says Saylor could jam Bitcoin from sub-$80k toward $82k, warning that any rebound, short-seller games and fresh volatility show BTC is still unreliable as money. Summary Jim Cramer argued Bitcoin could spike from roughly $76,500 toward $82,000 if Michael Saylor steps in as a large buyer after checking S&P 500 futures. He warned that such a move might trick traders into calling a “double bottom” while ignoring the technical damage from BTC’s sharp breakdown below key support. Cramer said short sellers may be trying to “break” Saylor, emphasized…

Michael Saylor’s Epstein files cameo jolts MSTR as Bitcoin beta bites

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Saylor’s surprise Epstein files cameo rattles sentiment, but MSTR still trades mainly as a high‑beta Bitcoin proxy, not a reputational meltdown play. Summary Newly unsealed Epstein files show Saylor at a $25k charity dinner but no criminal allegations or island trips. Social media mocked him as a “drugged zombie,” yet crypto circles reframed the files as backhanded proof of incorruptibility. MSTR’s weekend moves tracked Bitcoin’s slide more than scandal risk, underlining its role as a leveraged BTC proxy. Michael Saylor’s brief cameo in the newly unsealed Epstein documents hit MicroStrategy’s…

Bitcoin liquidations spike as Warsh Fed pick rattles markets

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Bitcoin slid below $80k after Warsh’s Fed nod, triggering $2.5B liquidations before stabilizing near a key mid-cycle support zone analysts see as potential cycle floor. Summary Bitcoin dropped under $80k as Kevin Warsh’s Fed appointment accelerated risk-off moves and crypto deleveraging, with roughly $2.5 billion in leveraged longs liquidated. QCP Asia says BTC is holding a mid-cycle support area but momentum and options positioning still point to downside risk if this zone fails. Analyst PlanC argues the $75k–$80k region may mark a capitulation-style cycle bottom, echoing prior shakeouts that preceded…

Here’s why Bitcoin price is crashing today? (Feb. 2)

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Bitcoin price briefly fell to a nine-month low of $74,546 on Monday, as massive crypto liquidations and a drop in precious metal prices rattled global markets. Summary Bitcoin price fell to its April low levels on Monday. A spike in crypto liquidations and weakening gold and silver prices drove investors away from the bellwether. According to data from crypto.news, the Bitcoin (BTC) price fell 5.7% to an intraday low of $74,546 on Monday, Feb. 2, before settling at $76,473 at the time of writing. This latest drop has brought the…

CME Bitcoin futures open with second-largest gap on record

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Bitcoin opened the week with a sharp CME futures gap after January’s heavy losses, as weak liquidity and cautious positioning kept pressure on price. Summary CME Bitcoin futures reopened far below the previous close after weekend selling. January’s decline was driven by liquidations and shrinking liquidity. Technical signals point to continued pressure below key resistance. Bitcoin-linked derivatives opened the new trading week with a sharp price gap after CME futures reopened nearly $6,800 lower, reflecting continued pressure following January’s weak close. CME Bitcoin futures opened around $77,730, down from Friday’s…

Where Are Bitcoin Bulls? Jim Cramer Questions Absence as BTC Struggles Below $80K

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Bitcoin trading under $80,000 stirred debate after Jim Cramer questioned the silence of vocal bulls, spotlighting weekend liquidity gaps, psychological price levels, and recurring tensions between short-term market moves and longer-term crypto fundamentals. Jim Cramer Questions Weekend Silence From Bitcoin Bulls Near $80K Market anxiety around bitcoin’s key price levels drew sharp commentary from CNBC […] Original

Sleeping Stashes Blink: Early Bitcoin Wallets Shift Nearly 5,000 BTC in January

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By the numbers, January 2026 saw long-sleeping wallets from the 2010–2017 era finally stretch their legs, moving about 4,905.98 BTC—worth roughly $383 million at today’s exchange rates—after years of radio silence. Digging deeper, the data shows that 40.77% of those spends came from truly ancient bitcoin—coins traced back to 2010 block rewards that have been […] Original