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CryptoQuant says Bitcoin’s 24% rally has turned key indicators bullish and marks the initial phase of a new bull market, while $83,000 remains important and rising profit-taking could fuel near-term turbulence.
Gold reached a three-month high as a weaker dollar and falling yields supported demand. Bitcoin briefly moved above $80,000 for the first time since May, extending gains in focus across commodity and crypto markets.
Cointelegraph reports that Strategy’s main vulnerability may be losing capital-market access rather than a bitcoin crash. The company faces $1.76 billion in annual obligations tied to its $66 billion bitcoin-focused strategy.
Bitcoin rose roughly 24% this week, exceeding the broader crypto market’s gain. Its outperformance has increased Bitcoin’s share of total cryptocurrency market value, according to Decrypt.
Bitcoin bulls continued to contest the $80,000 zone as gold pulled back from its highest levels since mid-May. The moves occurred alongside falling US bond yields, according to Cointelegraph.
Bitcoin moved above $81,000, its first rise past $80,000 since January. Bitcoin Magazine reported the milestone and raised the question of whether the debasement trade has returned.
Grayscale has launched a Zcash ETF, giving brokerage investors exposure to ZEC. The fund reflects the asset manager’s bet on demand for cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum after a critical privacy flaw affected Zcash.
Cypher Tank will return to Lugano for a second season after last year’s debut, continuing its focus on Bitcoin founders. Bitcoin Magazine reported the development on August 25, 2026, without providing participant or funding details.
Bitcoin Policy UK told Parliament that 40% of bank-to-exchange transfers in Britain are being blocked, according to Bitcoin Magazine, highlighting continued banking access issues for Bitcoin users.
Strive shares soared after the Nasdaq-listed company bought 1,110 bitcoin, its biggest bitcoin purchase in months, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The move highlights the company’s bitcoin-focused strategy.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP fell as Ledger prepared for a potential $4 billion IPO. Crypto adoption remained in focus, with PwC citing irreversible institutional momentum and Kansas introducing a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve bill.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana rebounded after Trump signaled a retreat from proposed EU tariffs. Bitcoin reached $89,900, while BitGo announced an $18-per-share IPO and crypto markets recorded more than $1 billion in liquidations.
Bitcoin fell 2% to $91,100 as major cryptocurrencies weakened amid tariff-related market turmoil. Bitcoin ETFs saw $394 million in net outflows on Friday, while Ethereum ETFs attracted $4.7 million. The NYSE also began preparing for 24/7 tokenized stock trading.
Bitcoin rose 2% to $96,750, while Ethereum and several altcoins advanced. Market developments included a delayed Senate crypto bill, Ripple’s Luxembourg license, FTX’s next creditor payment date and Sui’s recovery from a nearly six-hour outage.
Crypto prices rose alongside $754 million in Bitcoin ETF inflows and $130 million in Ethereum ETF inflows. Bitcoin reached $95,000, Ethereum gained 6%, and Monero set another all-time high as lawmakers continued debating a crypto bill.
