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Bitcoin Eyes $86K Breakout as $500B Liquidity Fuels Bullish Setup

April 19, 2025 •

Bitcoin trades near $84K as a $500B U.S. liquidity boost and bullish chart patterns align, setting the stage for a breakout above $86K.

Bitcoin’s NUPL Remains in Euphoria Zone,Will This Metric Trigger a Market Shift?

Bitcoin Hints Oversold as Analyst Eye Breakout Toward $90K

April 17, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto

Bitcoin hovers near $83,800 as oversold signals, low exchange reserves, and stablecoin liquidity suggest a possible breakout toward $90,000.

Bitcoin Faces Key Test as Rising Wedge Hints at Pullback

April 15, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto

Bitcoin trades near $84,400 as a rising wedge forms on lower time frames with low volume and $85K resistance signaling a potential pullback.

Strategy’s Quiet Period: No New Bitcoin Acquisitions or Stock Sales

April 8, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto Market

MicroStrategy paused stock sales and Bitcoin acquisitions between March 31, 2025, and April 6, 2025, maintaining 528,185 BTC holdings.

Michael Saylor Faces Bitcoin Sale Pressure Amid Market Slide

Bitcoin Forms Higher Low as Market Eyes Potential Break Above $90K

April 6, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto

Bitcoin forms a higher low near $82.5K, recovers above $84K as analysts watch $90K breakout amid USD weakness and market divergence.

Bitcoin’s Path to $150K Begins as ETF Inflows Boost Market

April 3, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto

Bitcoin rebounds to $85K as ETF inflows hit $15M. Analysts eye $88K resistance, with institutional buyers fueling the rally toward $150K

BlackRock Acquires $172 Million in Bitcoin as Institutional Demand Increases

April 1, 2025 •

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BlackRock

BlackRock invests $172M in Bitcoin via ETF, signaling rising institutional demand as financial giants expand blockchain adoption.

Bitcoin Drops Below $85K as Market Faces Growing Uncertainty

March 31, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto Market

Bitcoin drops below $85K as selling pressure rises; $400M liquidated, analysts warn of further decline toward $65K amid market uncertainty.

Dell avoids Bitcoin treasury debate as SEC backs its right to block shareholder votes on crypto-related financial strategies. SEC ruling favoring Dell and McDonald’s signals growing corporate resistance to Bitcoin-driven shareholder influence. Despite past hints at interest, Dell distances itself from Bitcoin while Microsoft shows a more open approach to crypto proposals. Dell Technologies has officially shut down a shareholder proposal that aimed to put Bitcoin on its corporate treasury radar. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved Dell’s request to exclude this proposal from its 2025 proxy materials. The decision blocks shareholders from voting on whether the company should evaluate Bitcoin as a potential treasury asset. The proposal came from the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR), a Washington-based think tank. It urged Dell’s board to assess whether Bitcoin could serve shareholder interests amid rising inflation and growing institutional interest. Notably, BlackRock’s endorsement of a 2% Bitcoin allocation and Dell’s early openness to Bitcoin adoption added weight to the proposal. However, Dell swiftly countered the request by filing a formal exclusion petition with the SEC. The company argued that treasury and cash management decisions fall under the management’s purview. Hence, placing such matters into shareholder hands would micromanage core business operations. Additionally, Dell’s legal team, Hogan Lovells, emphasized that the proposal sought to mandate a specific financial strategy—an approach they deemed unsuitable. SEC Backs Dell’s Right to Exclude Bitcoin Vote The SEC agreed with Dell’s reasoning, declaring the proposal part of ordinary business operations. Consequently, the agency confirmed it would not pursue enforcement if Dell excluded the motion from its annual meeting. This decision follows a similar ruling involving McDonald’s, which also rejected a Bitcoin-related proposal by the NCPPR.The SEC took management's side in both cases. At the governance level, this pattern also points to a larger hesitancy on the part of corporate behemoths to adopt Bitcoin. Microsoft Took a Different Path Interestingly, Microsoft adopted a more open approach. Although it ultimately voted down a similar proposal, the company allowed it to reach shareholders. Additionally, it provided Michael Saylor, a vocal Bitcoin advocate, an opportunity to present his case. Michael Dell previously teased interest in Bitcoin through a viral Cookie Monster meme last year. He also joined a public conversation on digital scarcity with Saylor. However, Dell Technologies now appears to be stepping away from the Bitcoin conversation altogether.

China May Lift Bitcoin and Crypto Ban by End of 2025 Says Report

March 29, 2025 •

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China

China reportedly plans to lift its Bitcoin and crypto ban by late 2025 allowing regulated trading and mining activities to resume.

Bitcoin Price Stalls Below $90K as Resistance at $88K Remains Strong

March 29, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto Market

Bitcoin struggles below $90K as resistance at $88K holds; short-term holders sell, liquidity drops, and market demand weakens.

Bitcoin Price Targets $91K as Bullish Pattern Forms on 4H Chart

March 28, 2025 •

Bitcoin (BTC)

Crypto Market

Bitcoin holds above $87K as bullish pennant forms on 4H chart and whale wallets rise by 48, signaling potential move to $91K.