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Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin Captures 42 Percent of Repeat Crypto Purchases
Bitcoin holds a 42.67 percent share of second transactions, outpacing Ethereum and stablecoins combined. Paybis data shows retail buyers maintain this preference over three years.
Illustration: Tradingbird Blockstream refuses to pay ransom for 598 stolen Bitcoin
Blockstream rejected a 10% ransom demand for 598 Bitcoin held by Liquid Network hackers. The company stated it will pursue legal recovery instead of financial payment.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin Slides Below $77,000 as Fed Hike Odds Hit 71%
The crypto market lost 1.55% in 24 hours. Bitcoin fell to $77,225 while Fed rate hike bets surged to 71%.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin Prediction Market Favors $75,800 Range by 91 Percent
Market participants are heavily backing a specific $100 band for Bitcoin, with the $75,800 to $75,899 range commanding 91 percent of the implied probability. This dominant position has effectively absorbed the majority of trading volume for the September 11, 2026 event contract.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin's four-year cycle and the case for buying dips
Bitcoin's current cycle low sits at $57,748. Historical data shows a four-year pattern between major peaks and troughs. Accumulating during downturns yields higher returns than buying at highs.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Inflation Data Hits Markets
Bitcoin has slipped below $77,000 following stronger-than-expected US inflation data that raised the likelihood of a September Fed rate hike to over 70%. While the total crypto market cap dropped 2.18%, DeFi assets like Raydium are defying the sell-off to reach new multi-month highs.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin fees hit 3-7 TPS limit causing cost spikes
Bitcoin network capacity restricts throughput to 3-7 transactions per second. This limit drives fees above the transfer amount during peaks.
Illustration: Tradingbird Bitcoin holds at $77,286 as altcoins drop 5%
Total crypto market cap fell to $2.71 trillion. Inflation data and rate hikes drove the sell-off.