A mysterious whale moves 80,000 BTC worth $7.6 billion, the largest dormant transfer to date, driving Bitcoin's price down 10% to $107,412. This move fuels speculation and concerns amid potential U.S. sanctions on China, as the market braces for volatility.

Ricardo Salinas Pliego, a Mexican billionaire, is promoting Bitcoin as a superior investment over real estate, investing 80% of his liquid assets in it. He argues Bitcoin and gold protect against inflation, critiquing fiat currency and central banking while urging long-term mortgages to invest in Bitcoin.

A July 4th transfer of 20,000 BTC, valued over $2 billion, from dormant Bitcoin wallets has stirred the crypto community, raising concerns about market impacts. Analysts suggest this move could indicate security upgrades or market repositioning without immediate sales, highlighting institutional interest.

Bitcoin's market is shifting as long-term holders offload over $50 billion, while institutional investors significantly boost their holdings. This trend indicates a transition towards stability, with volatility dropping and price holding steady around $107,886.

Bitcoin's price dipped from over $109,000 to around $107,500 due to $8 billion worth of Bitcoin moving from a dormant wallet. Despite the decline, analysts see the overall bullish trend intact.

Market analyst Gert van Lagen predicts Bitcoin could surpass $300,000, targeting $395,000 by August 2025. His analysis suggests a structured price surge, despite skepticism from the crypto community.

Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) has amassed nearly 50,000 BTC, becoming the second-largest public Bitcoin holder with a treasury worth over $5.4 billion. Despite mining setbacks, MARA plans to boost its hash rate by 40% by year-end, while investors closely monitor its Bitcoin-focused strategy ahead of upcoming earnings.

Traders are leveraging ChatGPT to refine Bitcoin trading strategies by analyzing market sentiment and technical indicators. Despite its predictive prowess, limitations like lack of real-time data necessitate human oversight.

Senator Cynthia Lummis has proposed a 'groundbreaking' bill to reform crypto tax policy, potentially generating $600 million by 2034. The bill, featuring tax exemptions for small transactions and mining income deferrals, is part of a broader legislative push as Bitcoin's value surges, nearing an all-time high.

The U.S. Senate has passed President Trump's tax and spending package, the "One Big Beautiful Bill," with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote. The bill, now facing a contentious House vote, lacks crypto-specific provisions but could still impact Bitcoin markets by fueling liquidity and incentivizing mining investments.

Bitcoin and Ethereum face significant volatility as $3.6 billion in options contracts expire, with Bitcoin trading around $109,000. Analysts highlight critical price levels for bullish momentum, while traders adopt hedged strategies amid mixed market sentiment.

Bitcoin whales have realized $641 million in profits against $1.24 billion in losses, hinting at a potential market sentiment shift. This activity aligns with institutional adjustments, highlighting strategic moves rather than randomness.

Whale Alert identified a massive Bitcoin transaction of 7,499 BTC, worth around $816 million, from a dormant wallet linked to Jump Crypto Group. This move has sparked speculation about institutional interest and potential market shifts, as Bitcoin's price climbs toward $110,000.

Fineqia International Inc introduces the Fineqia Bitcoin Yield ETP (YBTC) on the Vienna Stock Exchange, allowing investors to earn Bitcoin yield via DeFi protocols. This marks the first regulated global instrument offering such yield, aiming for a 6% return reinvested as Bitcoin.

Addentax Group Corp. plans to acquire 12,000 Bitcoins through a $1.30 billion share issuance, highlighting the increasing corporate embrace of digital currencies. This move aims to hedge against inflation but raises concerns about share dilution and Bitcoin's volatility.

Bitcoin is gaining traction as a strategic asset in corporate finance, with both tech and traditional sectors incorporating it into their financial strategies. This shift aims to enhance financial resilience, reduce reliance on intermediaries, and diversify portfolios, though firms must tackle challenges like volatility and cybersecurity risks.

Bitcoin long-term holders see reduced profits, needing a $140,000 price for peak levels seen last year. Despite market highs, profit-taking and selling pressure persist amid strong investor confidence.

The IMF rejected Pakistan's proposal to subsidize electricity for Bitcoin mining, citing concerns about market distortions and efficiency. Despite this, Pakistan plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and harness its surplus electricity for digital transformation, aiming to empower its unbanked population.

Lever CEO Jullian Duran suggests using Bitcoin as collateral to achieve financial independence without selling it. He argues this method can help Bitcoin holders invest in stable industries, enhancing their financial flexibility and quality of life.