BTC in the spotlight: latest news

In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin trading volume reached $44.38 billion, with prices fluctuating between $109,257 and $112,327.

Cathie Wood, a veteran investor and cryptocurrency advocate, described Bitcoin as the "pure cryptocurrency" during a recent interview. She explained her perspective on why she views Bitcoin as dominant in the cryptocurrency market, contrasting her opinion with that of Tom Lee regarding Ethereum.

The cryptocurrency market has seen an increase today, with the total market capitalization climbing to $3.95 trillion, reflecting a 2.3% rise over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin is experiencing a resurgence as the cryptocurrency market shows signs of recovery. Following a challenging week that tested the strength of digital assets, the total market capitalization is bouncing back, indicating a potential upward trend in prices.

A combination of regulatory, macroeconomic, and cryptocurrency-specific factors will influence whether Bitcoin can reach a rally of $120,000 this week.

Capital B has purchased an additional 12 Bitcoin (BTC) for €1.2 million, increasing its total holdings to 2,812 BTC, which is valued at over $314 million.

According to trading firm QCP Capital, the perpetual open interest and funding rates for Bitcoin are increasing once more.

Bitcoin traders are considering the possibility of a price retracement to $108,000 following a rebound as the weekly close approaches.

The tale of a Big Mac purchased for 3.5 Bitcoin, valued at $380,000, highlights the early days of cryptocurrency. While the purchase of Papa John's pizzas with Bitcoin is well-known, this transaction demonstrates the unique and sometimes extravagant decisions made by early Bitcoin adopters. The buyer has expressed no regrets about the purchase, emphasizing the significance of the investment at that time.

Bitcoin (BTC USD) remains steadily above $110,000, with the latest technical analysis indicating a strong bullish trend as we approach the end of September 2025. Bull markets continue to attract widespread enthusiasm among investors.

The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a strong rebound today, with Bitcoin (BTC) rising above $113,000. This surge is contributing to an increase in the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin (BTC) has shown a bullish trend as it approaches the all-time highest monthly close, according to an analysis by SwissBlock's account 'Bitcoin Vector,' shared on X (formerly Twitter) on the 29th.

Bitcoin's price has rebounded to $113,450 following $1.5 billion in liquidations, as major investors purchased during the dip. Additionally, MicroStrategy has increased its holdings to a total of 640,031 BTC.

Reliance Global Group (NASDAQ: RELI) has completed its first Bitcoin (BTC) purchase as part of its Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) initiative.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded above $112,000. However, the outlook for October remains uncertain, as this level may play a crucial role in determining future trends.

Bitcoin has climbed to $114,000 following significant gains, but traders anticipate that the next move for BTC will involve testing the $110,000 mark.

Shares of companies linked to cryptocurrency rose in afternoon trading on Monday, coinciding with the increase in prices of bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies as the week began.

Bitcoin experienced a nearly 4% increase on Monday, recovering from a significant decline seen late last week. Institutional traders seem to be bolstering BTC's value, keeping it above $110,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) has surged back above $114,000, indicating a resurgence of bullish momentum. Investors and traders are now focusing on the key resistance level at $138,000 as they anticipate potential breakout opportunities.

An inactive Bitcoin address, which has held 400 BTC valued at over $44 million, has been activated for the first time since 2013 to move its assets.

Bitcoin is facing challenges in breaking free from a tight trading range, as on-chain and market data indicate that momentum is shifting towards a neutral to bearish outlook. The key resistance level is identified between $111,000 and $112,000, while the critical support level stands at $108,600.

Despite the recent decline in Bitcoin's value, the largest Bitcoin-holding company continues its buying spree, as stated by CEO Michael Saylor.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn this week, losing $240 billion as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP saw substantial drops in value. Bitcoin led the decline, contributing to the overall losses in the crypto economy.

Bitcoin's price remained steady at approximately $109,500 on Sunday, September 28, as market liquidity decreased over the weekend. Michael Saylor, the CEO of Strategy, responded to the market trends.

Bitcoin's price decreased by 5% to $109,700, coinciding with $903 million in outflows from U.S. spot ETFs over the past week. Despite this trend, BlackRock's IBIT attracted $174 million in inflows, while Fidelity's FBTC experienced a decline.