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An Instagram post credited Bitcoin with a $60,000 to $80,000 run in five days. The price levels hold up. The timeline does not: outlet records place the move across about three weeks, with one fast week in mid-August.
Strategy's bitcoin position stood at 845,050 BTC at the end of August, well above the 672,497 in a holder ranking now circulating. Checked against current trackers, most of that list carries figures dated December 2024.
River puts the number of people holding at least one entire bitcoin at roughly 825,000, about one in every 10,000 people alive. Its own range runs from 600,000 to 1 million. Rival address counts do not agree with it.
August payrolls printed at 162,000 against a 56,000 consensus and bitcoin gave up 3%. Outlets put September hike odds at 61% and 70%.
US spot bitcoin funds drew $730.87 million on Thursday, their largest day since 14 January. The provisional counts published that afternoon were a fraction of it.
The new records date from 2019 to 2021, years past the 90-day deletion Trezor says its contract required. The running total is about 80,689 customers.
Galaxy says the wave-three attacker routed bitcoin through THORChain into ether, the first movement out of the original addresses. Over 90% stayed put.
Grayscale puts bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold above 50%, against a reading close to zero in January. Its link to the Nasdaq 100 has loosened.
CrowdStrike and investigators in four countries cut off more than 15,000 infected machines. Confirmed theft through the payload is about $150,000.
Four accounts of the decline agree on the direction and disagree on the peak, the depth and the length. The capital is moving to AI data centres.
Wallets identified in 2024 sold more than $30 million of bitcoin on the venue over three weeks, converted the proceeds and moved them to three exchanges.
A joint statement dated 29 August says Dashjr resigned as Ocean's chairman, CTO and director and that Mummolin repurchased all his equity. No price was given.
