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On Jun 19, 2025, 09:49 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 105,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 105,029.992188 USDT, with a narrowed 0.38% increase in 24 hours.

According to Odaily, research by Fidelity Digital Assets reveals that the growth rate of Bitcoin's 'ancient supply,' which has remained unmoved for over ten years, now exceeds the daily new production. Since April 2024, an average of 566 BTC has been added daily to the ten-year holding category, surpassing the miners' daily addition of 450 BTC. The proportion of Bitcoin held for over ten years constitutes 17% of the total circulating supply, approximately 3.4 million BTC, valued at $360 billion. Of this, 33% is held by Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, while some Bitcoin may be permanently lost. Following the 2024 U.S. presidential election, there was a decrease in the ten-year holding on 10% of trading days, indicating market volatility's impact on long-term holders' behavior. Currently, 27 publicly listed companies hold over 800,000 BTC. Fidelity predicts that if companies with 1,000 BTC or more continue to retain Bitcoin on their balance sheets, the 'ancient' Bitcoin supply could exceed 30% of the circulating supply by 2035.

According to Foresight News, the Ohio House of Representatives has passed the Bitcoin Rights Bill HB 116 with a vote of 68 to 26. The bill will now proceed to the Senate for further consideration. The legislation aims to establish legal frameworks for Bitcoin usage and rights within the state. The outcome of the Senate review will determine the future of Bitcoin-related regulations in Ohio.

On Jun 18, 2025, 21:53 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 105,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 105,043.671875 USDT, with a narrowed 0.51% increase in 24 hours.

Key Takeaways:Bitcoin bounces toward $105,000 after U.S. President Trump says Iran reached out for dialogue.Trump lashes out at Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling him a “stupid person” amid growing pressure for rate cuts.Traders prepare for volatility around the June 18 FOMC meeting, with BTC order books showing stacked liquidity at $103,000.Bitcoin Price Stabilizes Near $105K Amid Geopolitical Easing and Fed WatchBitcoin (BTC) rebounded toward $105,000 on June 18 following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump that suggested Iran had reached out to the U.S. to open channels of communication. The remarks came as the crypto market remained on edge due to rising geopolitical tensions and a looming Federal Reserve interest rate decision.BTC/USD had previously dipped as low as $103,857 on Bitstamp earlier in the session, but market sentiment improved after Trump’s statement. According to Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView, Bitcoin briefly recovered to retest $105,000 during the Wall Street open.Trump Comments Ease Market Tension, But Powell Criticism EscalatesSpeaking to reporters on the White House lawn, President Trump confirmed that Iran had “reached out” in recent hours. “I said, ‘It’s very late,’” Trump remarked, suggesting that while the U.S. is open to dialogue, the ongoing Middle East conflict may still intensify.Despite the brief relief rally, macroeconomic concerns lingered. Trump again criticized Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, reiterating demands for interest rate cuts — demands the market currently sees as unlikely to be met during the June 18 FOMC meeting.“$88 billion came in from tariffs; no inflation. I know what I’m doing,” Trump added.Fed Expected to Hold Rates, but Hawkish Outlook Could Pressure BTCThe Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates steady, but market watchers are closely eyeing the tone of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments and the dot plot — a chart of policymakers’ rate expectations.Crypto trading firm QCP Capital warned that geopolitical instability — including fresh U.S. tariffs and Middle East escalation — has introduced new inflation risks. “This is no ordinary inflation fight,” QCP wrote in its latest market bulletin.“If the Fed reduces its forecast for 2025 rate cuts, it would likely pressure risk assets, including Bitcoin,” the firm added, noting that fewer projected cuts would tighten liquidity expectations.Bitcoin Order Books Show Heavy Bid Stacking Below PriceCrypto traders are watching closely for signs of a short squeeze or a volatility spike triggered by the Fed’s decision. According to trader Skew, the market is currently skewed toward defensive positioning, with heavy bid support seen near current prices.“Orderbooks are skewed toward bid depth — more bids closest to price vs asks,” Skew noted in a post on X. “Perp positioning is pretty short with all the stacked defensive positioning here.”Data from CoinGlass confirms that the area around $103,000 is a major liquidity zone and could act as a short-term price magnet if the market attempts a liquidity grab.Fellow trader TheKingfisher suggested that the setup for a short liquidation event is forming. “A squeeze is loading,” he wrote, citing stacked sell-side orders between spot price and the $112,000 all-time high.BTC Faces Key Macro Test as Traders Brace for FOMC VolatilityBitcoin remains highly sensitive to geopolitical developments and monetary policy signals. With the Federal Reserve expected to maintain rates and issue revised projections for the rest of 2025, the crypto market is preparing for potential volatility.If the Fed leans hawkish, liquidity conditions may tighten, weighing on Bitcoin. But if Powell signals flexibility and fewer inflation risks, traders say BTC could quickly reclaim higher levels and resume its upward trajectory.For now, the $103,000–$105,000 range remains pivotal as markets digest the latest headlines and await clarity from the Fed, according to Cointelegraph.

According to TechFlow, on June 18, monitoring data from Lookonchain revealed substantial inflows into U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Specifically, ten Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 1,957 BTC, while nine Ethereum ETFs experienced a net inflow of 7,430 ETH. These figures indicate a growing interest in cryptocurrency investments through ETFs.

According to PANews, Nakamoto Holdings Inc., a Bitcoin-native holding company founded by David Bailey, has announced the appointment of Tyler Evans as its Chief Investment Officer. Evans brings over a decade of experience in building Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure and has spent six years at UTXO Management, where he is a co-founder and served as Chief Investment Officer. In his new role, Evans will lead the development and execution of Nakamoto's Bitcoin reserve deployment strategy, aiming to enhance the company's balance sheet through capital market transactions and drive long-term shareholder value. He will continue to hold a leadership position at UTXO Management. In related news from May, shareholders of KindlyMD agreed to merge with Nakamoto, a Bitcoin company associated with U.S. President Donald Trump. The merger is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year.

According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below 104,000 USDT and is now trading at 103,951.507813 USDT, with a 1.43% decrease in 24 hours.

According to Odaily, Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, shared insights in a Chinese community briefing highlighting differing opinions on the Bitcoin market direction. Some traders anticipate a potential decline in Bitcoin prices without apparent reasons and are holding bearish options from late July, awaiting opportunities. Conversely, others believe the market is resilient, maintaining stability despite numerous negative news, and are focusing on the weekly consecutive doji patterns and the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies. The demand for Bitcoin interest has become a central topic, with discussions on strategies such as spot-futures arbitrage and hedging through delivery contracts to achieve an annualized return of 7.1%. However, these strategies are debated due to risks of missing out and capital allocation concerns.

Key Takeaways:OrBit Markets research finds the accumulator strategy has outperformed dollar-cost averaging (DCA) for Bitcoin over the past 2.5 years.Three-month accumulators delivered 10% lower average acquisition costs than DCA, while six- and twelve-month structures outperformed by 13% and 26%.Accumulators are structured products offering discounted BTC purchases but carry obligations to double purchases during price dips.The strategy is better suited to corporates and long-term holders, not short-term traders or speculators.While dollar-cost averaging (DCA) remains a popular and widely used investment strategy among retail and institutional Bitcoin investors, new research suggests that a lesser-known method — the accumulator — has delivered significantly better performance since 2023.According to a report by crypto options market maker OrBit Markets, accumulator strategies have yielded lower average BTC acquisition costs compared to DCA during the last 2.5 years, especially in trending markets.Accumulator Beats DCA in BacktestsPulkit Goyal, Head of Trading at OrBit Markets, shared that their backtests show accumulators outperforming DCA across various tenors. Specifically, three-month accumulators delivered an average 10% improvement in BTC acquisition cost. Meanwhile, six-month and twelve-month versions outperformed DCA by 13% and 26%, respectively.“Accumulators provide a disciplined and cost-effective accumulation strategy. For crypto treasury departments, this makes them a natural fit,” Goyal told CoinDesk.This makes the strategy appealing for corporate Bitcoin buyers or long-term holders looking to gradually increase exposure in a structured, rules-based way.What Is a Bitcoin Accumulator?A Bitcoin accumulator is a time-structured financial product, similar to those used in traditional finance, where an investor agrees to purchase BTC at a discounted strike price at regular intervals — typically weekly — for a fixed period. The investor must buy the agreed amount unless the structure is terminated early by the spot price breaching a knock-out level.Example:Suppose an investor enters a 3-month BTC accumulator:Strike price: $94,500 (10% below current spot of $105,000)Knock-out price: $115,000Weekly commitment: $1,000 worth of BTCIf BTC trades between $94,500 and $115,000, the investor keeps buying BTC at $94,500. If BTC exceeds $115,000, the product is terminated. If BTC falls below $94,500, the investor is obligated to double their purchases — to $2,000/week — still at $94,500, even if the market price is lower.This makes the strategy risky in bearish conditions and not ideal for short-term traders, as it can result in buying at prices above the current market during corrections. Hence the nickname from traditional markets: “I Kill You Later.”Accumulator Use Case for CorporationsThe structure’s disciplined nature aligns closely with how corporate treasuries and long-term allocators approach crypto investments. Unlike speculative traders, these entities prioritize consistent, long-term exposure to Bitcoin over timing the market.OrBit Markets suggests that these entities could benefit from using accumulators as part of a structured treasury management strategy — especially during bull runs, where the discount relative to market price can result in meaningful savings.Backtest Results: 2023–2025OrBit’s study examined rolling three-month BTC accumulators from January 2023 to June 13, 2025:Accumulator average BTC cost: $39,035DCA average BTC cost: $43,329Performance edge: 10% in favor of accumulatorsEven better results were recorded with longer strategies:6-month accumulator average: $37,654 (13% better than DCA)12-month accumulator average: $32,079 (26% better than DCA)The DCA strategy in this comparison involved weekly BTC purchases using a fixed dollar amount, with no regard for market conditions.While DCA remains a solid strategy for retail investors and passive portfolios, accumulators may offer a more effective path for corporate buyers and long-term crypto allocators. With the potential to buy BTC at a discount — and a structure that removes market timing from the equation — accumulators have proven to deliver lower average acquisition costs in bull markets.However, these products are not without risk, particularly in volatile or bearish markets where doubling obligations can result in higher-than-market cost averages. As such, accumulators are best suited to strategic, long-term accumulation rather than short-term speculation.

Key Takeaways:Fed expected to hold rates at 4.25%–4.50%, with decision set for 2 p.m. EDT Wednesday.Bitcoin traders focus on the dot plot, not the rate itself.A hawkish projection could weigh on BTC price and fuel fiscal pressure in the U.S.The Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but Bitcoin traders aren’t watching the rate decision — they’re focused on the dot plot, a key chart outlining policymakers’ rate projections.According to CME FedWatch, the Fed will likely hold rates steady at 4.25%–4.50%, despite pressure from President Trump for cuts. The spotlight now turns to the FOMC’s dot plot, which could shape crypto price action depending on how many rate cuts are projected for the rest of 2025.Dot plot could drive BTC volatility“If the Fed signals fewer than two cuts, it supports the ‘higher-for-longer’ narrative. That could strengthen the dollar and suppress crypto bids,” said XBTO, a crypto trading firm. A dovish surprise, however, might reignite Bitcoin momentum after its rally stalled above $100,000.Matteo Greco, senior analyst at Fineqia, noted that expected rate cuts for 2025 have already been halved from 100 bps to 50 bps, and geopolitical risks could lower that to just 25 bps.Why it matters for BitcoinA hawkish Fed stance could hurt Bitcoin short term but may boost its long-term appeal as U.S. debt servicing costs rise. “The higher rates go, the more pressure on U.S. fiscal health — and the more attractive hard assets like gold and Bitcoin become,” Greco added.

Key Takeaways:Paris-listed Blockchain Group now holds 1,653 BTC worth approx. $170 million.Purchased 182 BTC for €17 million ($19.6M) using bond and equity funding.Reports 1,173% BTC yield in 2025, far outpacing MicroStrategy and others.France’s The Blockchain Group (ALTBG) has added 182 Bitcoin to its balance sheet, bringing its total BTC holdings to 1,653 coins, worth nearly €149 million ($170 million) at current prices.The purchase, made through Swissquote Bank and Banque Delubac, was funded by over €18 million in convertible bonds and a share warrant conversion that raised another €1.6 million. The company says its average cost per BTC stands at €90,000, roughly $96,000.Record BTC yield among public firmsThe Blockchain Group says it has achieved a 1,173% BTC yield so far in 2025 — a metric comparing total Bitcoin held to fully diluted shares outstanding. The firm’s yield dramatically surpasses:MicroStrategy: 19.1%Metaplanet: 266.07%Semler Scientific: 26.7%Custody for the firm’s BTC is handled by Taurus, a Swiss digital asset platform.Market reactionDespite the bullish accumulation, ALTBG shares fell 2.1% to €4.895 on Euronext Paris, underperforming the broader CAC 40, which remained flat.

Key Takeaways:Four public US firms announced $844 million in new funding for Bitcoin investments on June 18.DDC Enterprise leads with a $528M raise, targeting 5,000 BTC over three years.Fold Holdings secured a $250M equity facility to expand its BTC treasury.BitMine confirmed a $16.3M BTC buy after its latest stock offering.Bitcoin may receive a significant institutional windfall as four publicly traded U.S. firms confirmed plans to purchase up to $844 million worth of BTC, signaling deepening corporate interest in digital assets.DDC Enterprise targets 5,000 BTCHong Kong-based DDC Enterprise Ltd raised $528 million across three deals — including a $300M convertible note and $200M credit facility — to expand its Bitcoin treasury. The company, which aims to build the “world’s most valuable Bitcoin treasury,” acquired its first 21 BTC in May and plans to reach 5,000 BTC holdings.Fold Holdings raises $250M for BTC buysBitcoin services firm Fold Holdings Inc. revealed a $250 million equity purchase facility, with proceeds primarily earmarked for BTC accumulation. Subject to SEC approval, Fold may issue shares via private placement and expand its treasury from its current 1,490 BTC to over 3,800 BTC.BitMine adds $16.3M in BTC after raiseBitMine Immersion Technologies, a Bitcoin mining and hardware rental firm, disclosed it has bought 154 BTC using $16.3 million from a recent stock offering. The firm purchased its first 100 BTC on June 9 and is now pursuing a dual strategy of mining and direct BTC purchases.

Key Takeaways:Bitcoin fell after Trump said Iran’s supreme leader is an “easy target,” escalating geopolitical risk.BTC dropped from $104,310 to $103,553 before recovering to $105,450.Crypto sentiment weakened as the Fear & Greed Index fell to neutral (52) for the first time in 11 days.Analysts warn of a potential Bitcoin retest below $100,000, possibly as low as $93,000.Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies dipped Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump issued a veiled threat toward Iran’s supreme leader, raising concerns about escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.“We know exactly where the so-called ‘Supreme Leader’ is hiding. He is an easy target... but we are not going to take him out — at least not for now,” Trump posted on Truth Social. He demanded Iran’s “unconditional surrender” and warned that U.S. patience is “wearing thin.”The remarks came after a series of missile exchanges between Israel and Iran, fueling global risk-off sentiment.Crypto market reacts swiftlyBitcoin (BTC) fell sharply to $103,553 within an hour of Trump’s comments before rebounding to $105,450, per CoinMarketCap.Ether (ETH) dropped 1.3% to $2,462, while XRP slid 1.3% to $2.14.The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell 16 points to 52 (Neutral) — its lowest in 11 days.Analysts split on Bitcoin’s next moveSome analysts believe BTC could drop below the key $100,000 psychological level:“Bitcoin will drop below $100,000 in the coming days,” warned analyst Doctor Profit, who sees potential downside to $93,000.Others remain more optimistic, citing current price structure as a foundation for a stronger uptrend:“Much more sustainable than a rapid climb without any structure being built,” said trader Jelle.Still, Bitfinex analysts cautioned that Bitcoin must stay above $102,000 to maintain bullish momentum.

According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below 105,000 USDT and is now trading at 104,987.882813 USDT, with a 1.40% decrease in 24 hours.

According to Cointelegraph, Canadian agricultural company AgriFORCE Growing Systems Ltd. has embarked on a new venture to utilize stranded gas for powering 120 Bitcoin mining rigs, with plans for further expansion. The project, located in Berwyn, Alberta, is a collaboration with energy provider BlueFlare Energy. It currently harnesses 425 kilowatts (kW) to achieve 32 petahashes per second (PH/s) of computing power. Stranded gas refers to natural gas that cannot be immediately marketed due to economic or logistical constraints. AgriFORCE has also entered into a binding letter of intent with BlueFlare to establish two additional sites in Alberta, specifically in Oyen and Hinton, replicating the Berwyn model. CEO Jolie Kahn emphasized the company's ability to swiftly convert gas into computing power without waiting for permits or grid upgrades.AgriFORCE has reported mining 7 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at approximately $735,000, from its operations in Alberta and Ohio. The company plans to retain up to half of the mined Bitcoin in its treasury, while the remainder will support operational expansion. Additionally, AgriFORCE may allocate up to 50% of its raised capital for direct Bitcoin purchases. On the stock market, AgriFORCE (AGRI) shares rose by 1.85% on Tuesday, closing at $1.10, despite a year-to-date decline of over 53%, as per Google Finance. The fiscal year ending 2024 saw AgriFORCE's revenue surge by 317% year-over-year, with net profit increasing by more than 66%.As Bitcoin mining costs rise, miners are exploring alternative energy sources to reduce expenses. A report from Bitcoin mining research firm TheMinerMag revealed that the cost to produce a single Bitcoin was $64,000 in the first quarter of this year, with expectations of reaching $70,000 by June 2025. The report also noted a decline in miners' reliance on traditional coal-based electricity, with a growing shift towards renewable energy, which is increasing at an average annual rate of 5.8%.

According to Foresight News, data from CoinMarketCap reveals that Bitcoin's market capitalization accounts for 63.9% of the total cryptocurrency market value. Meanwhile, Ethereum holds a 9.3% share of the market.