Bitcoin Trades Near $77,890 — What the $68B Breakeven Wall Means for Holders
As $68B of Bitcoin sits at breakeven, long‑term holders ready to sell test whether fresh demand can finally push BTC past $80k.
Cowlpane has published 27 articles on bitcoin — primarily in Crypto, Markets, Economy , with coverage from 2026. Sourced from global financial publications.
As $68B of Bitcoin sits at breakeven, long‑term holders ready to sell test whether fresh demand can finally push BTC past $80k.
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Treasury Secretary Bessent doubles debt buyback limits to $4B, signaling a massive potential liquidity injection into the global financial system.
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Rising Treasury yields and geopolitical tension in the Middle East are erasing recent market gains and shifting capital toward safer assets.
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Slowing ETF inflows and corporate selling are breaking the math behind ARK Invest's $16 trillion Bitcoin target for 2030.
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MSCI’s latest screening could yank Strategy and Treat other crypto firms, sparking a $2.8B outflow from passive funds.
Bitcoin traders pile on upside bets while guarding against a dip, locking a tight range that could spell a breakout or a correction.
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Arthur Hayes targets a $1.37 trillion liquidity pool as Japan's yen intervention tests Federal Reserve facility limits.
Gold stays flat while the dollar lingers before CPI, Bitcoin teeters below $64k, and the BoJ hints at a rate hike, reshaping market sentiment.
Bank of England partners with private firms to prototype a digital pound that could slash SME trade‑finance friction
Strategy’s $4.65B reserve lets it contains Bitcoin sales without denting dividends, turning crypto into a treasury tool.
Bitcoin falls 10% while software stocks climb 12%, breaking a five-year correlation and reshaping the asset's role in institutional portfolios.
A miner‑driven rule change stalls, leaving a dormant fork 300 blocks behind and more than six years from recovery.
North Korea’s cyber units now use generative AI to craft malware and forge IDs, tightening the threat net over crypto exchanges.
The Senate's move to floor the CLARITY Act could reshape the crypto market, forcing companies to tighten compliance and investors to rethink exposure.
A Bitcoin split over data storage rules produces a stagnant minority chain that lacks the hash power to maintain a functional blockchain.
Conflicting government estimates and massive ETF outflows signal a structural shift in Bitcoin's liquidity and ownership landscape.
Geopolitical strife in the Strait of Hormuz clashes with cooling US labor data, forcing Bitcoin into a critical liquidity battle this weekend.
A massive wave of crypto project shutdowns and shifting Fed rate odds leave Bitcoin trailing the S&P 500 by over 4% (Glassnode, August 2026).
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