The analytics firm warns that Bitcoin’s failure to reclaim the $113K cost basis may lead to deeper retracement toward $88K amid long-term holder selling and fragile sentiment.

The widely-panned takeover attempt failed a shareholder vote on Thursday.

With Thursday's decline, bitcoin is on track for its worst October return in more than a decade.

Headed lower on Wednesday ahead of the decision, bitcoin remained so in the minutes following the news at $111,700, down 3% over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin is not just lagging gold in 2025, but its returns have also slipped below those of the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.

Traders eye potential volatility as bitcoin hovers near max pain around $114,000 and ether nears $4,000.

The company is selling $1.15 billion in exchangeable notes in a private offering.

Shares are down 13.5% early Tuesday after doubling the previous two sessions.

Bitcoin faces its defining moment of the cycle—historical patterns point to a peak, but market structure suggest the rally may not be over.

The Tokyo-listed firm started a repurchase program for 13% of its stock to enhance shareholder value and optimize capital efficiency.

Sector giant Strategy (MSTR) still trades at a premium to its bitcoin stack, but maybe not for long if the trend continues.

The better than hoped inflation data cements market anticipation that the Fed is on track for rate cuts at its final two meetings of the year.

14-year-old wallet moves $16.6M in BTC as analyst weigh security concerns and shifting on-chain behavior.

A massive Oracle-led AI infrastructure financing ignites a sharp rally in AI and HPC mining stocks.