Robert Kiyosaki says he would choose bitcoin over gold if forced to choose a single asset, citing its fixed supply, while projecting major upside for

On Monday, bitcoin is coasting along at $68,494 per unit as short sellers pile in at levels not seen since August 2024.

Bitcoin was billed as digital cash and an inflation hedge. But volatility, slow adoption, and broken promises raise serious doubts about its future.

Crypto markets are entering 2026 on firmer structural footing, not because prices are euphoric, but because excess leverage has been purged, liquidity conditions remain supportive, and ownership has migrated toward more resilient hands. The defining feature of this phase is quality differentiation:

Strategy plans to continue refinancing its debt and buying bitcoin, even as the token tumbles, CEO Michael Saylor said Tuesday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."

Crypto adviser sentiment remains broadly bullish despite recent volatility, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities by some and long-term

Bitcoin’s price may not matter if value collapses.

On Monday, Strategy founder Michael Saylor disclosed that his bitcoin treasury firm has once again topped up its balance sheet.

Bitcoin nearly grazed $60,000 on Thursday as investors shied away from the asset due to growing concerns over its utility.