New Hampshire Rep. Keith Ammon has proposed a bill allowing the state Treasury to invest public funds in digital assets and precious metals, aiming to protect against inflation and align with local values of minimal regulation. The bill would cap investments at 10% of public funds, currently allowing only Bitcoin, and includes provisions for lending or staking digital assets. This initiative reflects a growing trend among U.S. states to establish Bitcoin reserves, echoing similar proposals at the national level.
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15 posts last weekArthur Hayes is a former CEO and co-founder of BitMEX, a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange known for its high leverage trading options.
Bitcoin Price Drops Amid Market Sell-Off and Inflation Concerns
The cryptocurrency market faced a significant sell-off, with Bitcoin dropping to around $93,000, marking a 4.5% decline over the week. Despite the downturn, interest in AI agents remains strong, and Bitcoin’s dominance increased by 2%. Long-term holders of Ethereum have surged to 74.7%, indicating a growing confidence in the asset.
read moreBitcoin Miners Face Challenges Amid Selling Pressure and Market Corrections
Bitcoin’s price has recently dipped below $95,000, causing significant selling pressure among miners who are now facing financial strain as their positions shift from “fairly paid” to “extremely underpaid.” As weaker miners exit, resilient ones may create buying opportunities for investors.Additionally, the 100-day MVRV ratio indicates that Bitcoin has not yet reached its peak for this cycle, currently standing at 2.14, suggesting potential for further price increases in the coming months.
read moreBinance Aims to Onboard One Billion Users with Industry Collaboration
Binance CEO Richard Teng has launched an ambitious initiative to onboard 1 billion users, viewing it as a collective industry mission to mainstream crypto. Currently, the platform has 250 million users, and experts express skepticism about reaching the target, given the crypto market’s growth limitations. Despite challenges, recent political trends may boost user adoption, while Binance continues to innovate with new services and maintain significant user assets.
read moreBitcoin Rally Predicted in Q1 2025 Amid US Fed Liquidity Injections
Arthur Hayes predicts a potential Bitcoin rally in Q1 2025, driven by the US Federal Reserve’s plan to inject $612 billion into the economy following Donald Trump’s inauguration. Despite recent volatility and concerns over regulatory progress, Hayes suggests that increased liquidity could boost BTC prices, although caution remains among analysts regarding bearish patterns and interest rate delays. Meanwhile, institutional interest in Bitcoin is rising, highlighted by record inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
read moreSenator Lummis Advocates Bitcoin as Strategic Asset to Challenge Global Rivals
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis advocates for countries to diversify military spending into Bitcoin, suggesting it could create a competitive “arms race” over the cryptocurrency instead of weapons. She believes Bitcoin serves as a safe store of value and has proposed the U.S. acquire 1 million Bitcoin as a strategic reserve. Despite recent price declines, market analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s potential recovery and future growth.
read moreBitcoin Rally Expected Amid US Fed Liquidity and Regulatory Concerns
Bitcoin may see a rally in Q1 2025, potentially benefiting from over $612 billion in new liquidity, despite concerns over delayed crypto regulations following President-elect Trump’s inauguration. Analysts predict a local top for Bitcoin in March, with expectations of a cycle peak above $150,000 by late 2025, driven by a significant increase in the global money supply. Institutional investors remain optimistic, with some forecasting Bitcoin could exceed $200,000 in 2025.
read moreBitcoin surpasses 100000 as analysts assess bearish patterns and future projections
Bitcoin has crossed the significant $100,000 mark, raising bullish sentiment among investors. Analysts are observing a potential head-and-shoulders pattern that could indicate a price drop to the mid-$70,000 range, but the recent price surge may invalidate this bearish signal. Price forecasts for 2025 remain optimistic, with predictions of Bitcoin reaching between $131,500 and $200,000, despite caution regarding potential market volatility around political events.
read moreBitcoin Rally Expected Amid US Fed Liquidity Boost in Early 2025
Bitcoin could see a rally in Q1 2025, potentially benefiting from over $612 billion in new liquidity, despite concerns over delayed U.S. crypto regulations. Analysts predict a local top for Bitcoin in March, followed by a correction due to regulatory disappointments, but remain optimistic about a price surge above $150,000 by late 2025. Institutional investors are expected to reinvest capital at the start of the year, which may help Bitcoin reclaim the $100,000 mark before Trump’s inauguration on January 20.
read moreCrypto Market Update: FTX EU Acquisition and Record ETF Inflows
Backpack Exchange has acquired FTX EU, aiming to restore user trust by managing bankruptcy claims and launching crypto derivatives by Q1 2025. Meanwhile, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw over $1 billion in inflows, marking a significant recovery after recent outflows. CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam plans to step down amid calls for clearer crypto regulations, while the Czech National Bank considers Bitcoin for reserve diversification.
read moreKiyosaki and Hayes Predict Bitcoin Surge Amid Economic Concerns
Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin could reach between $175,000 and $350,000 by 2025, urging middle-class investors to buy now before a potential market crash. He warns of global economic mismanagement and emphasizes Bitcoin as a hedge against turmoil. Arthur Hayes also forecasts a peak in early 2025, linking Bitcoin’s performance to U.S. Treasury cash flows, while Ed Hindi expects solid support around $76,000, aiming for $200,000 in 2025.
read moreBitcoin Faces Short-Term Pressure Amid Economic Data and Market Sentiment
Bitcoin is experiencing short-term pressure due to macroeconomic shifts and changing sentiment, with its price dropping over 4% to around $97,856. Analysts highlight the strengthening U.S. dollar and recent economic data as key factors, while some investors see potential opportunities in the dips. Looking ahead, Bitcoin’s trajectory will likely be influenced by Federal Reserve policies and looming structural risks, including the U.S. Treasury’s debt limit discussions.
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