Bitcoin

Bitcoin is a new electronic payment system that removes the need for third party financial institutions. It speeds up transactions while reducing costs and minimizing the potential for fraud. The name “cryptocurrency” points to how it uses “cryptographic proof” to work, AKA a blockchain.

Bitcoin’s concept was first introduced in 2008 when a person going by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto shared a white paper titled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” In January 2009, the Bitcoin blockchain was launched. 

A new electronic payment system called Bitcoin removes the need for third-party financial institutions. It speeds up transactions while reducing costs and fraud-risk. The name “cryptocurrency” points to how it uses “cryptographic proof” to work, AKA a blockchain.   

Bitcoin has a finite supply of 21 million, which is expected to be reached by the year 2140. Currently, 18.8 million are circulating in the market. Note that Bitcoin represents the concept of the network, while bitcoin (lower-case ‘b’) represents the currency.

Bitcoin is one of the most well-known cryptos as it was the first decentralized currency. 

Currently, BTC’s dominance is above 40%. Bitcoin Dominance is a measure of how much of the total market cap of crypto is made up of Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s influence in the crypto ecosystem could be vulnerable to competition as alternative coins grow in popularity and utility.

George Noble, who ran the number one mutual fund in America at Fidelity Investments in 1985 returning 79%, went on Steve Eisman's Real Eisman Playbook podcast and didn't hold back. Noble is bearish on Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), while Eisman disclosed he is short Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR).

'Michael Saylor Should Be In Jail' And 'Bitcoin Is For Boomers' Says Ex-Fidelity Star, Who Also Has A Contrarian Take On Tesla

The indicator last printed positive on Jan. 15. Its failure to fully recover after a Feb. 5 rebound suggests U.S. demand remains structurally absent rather than temporarily paused.

Bitcoin's U.S. demand signal turns negative for a record 40 days

Bitcoin is trading at $62,693 on Feb. 24, 2026, at 9 a.m. EST, clinging to a critical support band as bearish structure dominates across multiple time frames. Momentum metrics and moving averages suggest the path of least resistance remains lower, unless bulls can reclaim key resistance with conviction.

Bitcoin Clings to $62.5K as Bearish Pressure Tightens Its Grip

Time, not price, is probably going to be more frustrating for bulls from here, wrote James Check, but bitcoin has been mostly de-risked at this point.

'If you're not accumulating bitcoin at this stage, then when,' asks prominent analyst

Bitcoin has flashed rare bottom signals, but macro headwinds are keeping a sustained recovery at bay, analysts told Decrypt.

Bitcoin's Path to Recovery 'Unclear' Amid Macro Headwinds

Revenue and adjusted EPS come in below estimates as company leans into large scale data center buildout.

Cipher Digital rebrands as it pivots from bitcoin mining to HPC, shares slide

Dogecoin

Ethereum

Bitcoin tapped $63,000 on Tuesday morning amid persistent macro risk-off sentiment and no clear crypto-specific catalyst. Bitcoin ETFs saw $203.8 million in net outflows on Monday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $49.5 million in net outflows.

Bitcoin To $63,000, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Slide Plunge 5%

Glassnode data shows a 43% surge in supply clustered in the $60K to $70K range following bitcoin's 50% decline from its October all time high.

Over 400,000 BTC bought between $60k and $70k during bitcoin's latest downturn

You are viewing Crypto Daybook Americas, your morning briefing on what happened in the crypto markets overnight and what's expected during the coming day. Crypto Daybook Americas will kickstart your morning with comprehensive insights.

Bitcoin teeters near $63,000 as pippin's rally shows froth remains

Michael Saylor compared bitcoin's 45% drawdown to Apple's 2013 slump, arguing that enduring deep corrections is part of every successful technology investment.

The ghost of the iPhone: Why Michael Saylor thinks bitcoin is mirroring Apple's legendary ‘valley of despair'

Bitcoin dropped to $63,000 as the dollar climbed and equities weakened. A break below $60,000 risks further liquidations and a slide toward $52,500.

Crypto markets bleed as bitcoin hovers above liquidation zone

The energy conglomerate is considering adding local power demand, in the form of bitcoin mining or storage systems, for its largest solar farm in Brazil, Assu Sol, located in the east. This would help the complex use the energy that the local power grid cannot absorb.

Engie Eyes Bitcoin Mining to Address Solar‑Power Curtailment in Brazil

The tumbling crypto market still largely reflects a leverage flush-out rather than a full-blown capitulation, one analyst noted.

Bitcoin tests $63,000 in ‘extreme fear'; full-blown capitulation yet to come: analysts

CME's shift to nonstop derivatives access may accelerate institutional migration away from traditional crypto exchanges, according to the Chief Commercial Officer of XBTO.

Bitcoin's price discovery is moving to Chicago

Bitcoin extends overnight weakness amid renewed concerns over President Trump's tariffs.

Bitcoin dips under $63,000 and history says more pain ahead before bottom forms

The deal was funded through the issuance of Canaan shares valued at roughly $39.75 million, making Cipher a significant shareholder.

Canaan acquires Cipher Mining's stake in West Texas bitcoin mining projects in $40 million deal

Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) Executive Chair Michael Saylor shared his thoughts Monday on the “strongest argument” against Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and why he rejects it. Saylor Claims Investors Wary Of BTC's Novelty Speaking to Bitcoin influencer Natalie Brunell, Saylor argued that the strongest opposition to Bitcoin stems from its novelty.

Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin's Newness Is The 'Strongest Argument' Against It, But Notes It Took People 30 Years To Embrace Electricity

Bitcoin extends decline, falling over 5% to below $64,000

Bitcoin tumbled more than 5% on Tuesday, falling below $63,000, before paring some of the losses.

Bitcoin extends decline, falling below $63,000 before paring some losses

Strategy founder Michael Saylor says bitcoin's recent drawdown reflects the normal growing pains of transformative technology, not a broken thesis, and he has the corporate war stories to prove it.

Strategy Founder Michael Saylor Fires Back at Bitcoin Critics in Candid Interview

Bitcoin's 50% drop from its October peak is a macro shock in an overleveraged market, not a broken cycle, experts claim.

Bitcoin's Slide to $64,000 Is a 'Macro Shock,' Not a Market Breakdown

Leading cryptocurrencies bled alongside stocks on Monday, as new global tariffs and AI disruption fears sparked jitters.

Bitcoin, Ethereum Slip, XRP, Dogecoin Flat Amid Trump Tariffs Strain: Analyst Says 'Matter Of Time' Before BTC Falls Below This Level

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Weekly Close Weakens: $65,650 Support Fails, $60,000 Next Major Test Technical indicators turn bearish on daily charts as Bitcoin loses key support; analysts warn of potential slide to $53,000 or lower if $57,800 weekly close fails. Bitcoin Weekly Close Weakens: $65,650 Support Fails, $60,000 Next Major Test Ethan Greene - Feral Analysis.

Bitcoin Weekly Close Weakens: $65,650 Support Fails, $60,000 Next Major Test

Crypto personality Anthony Pompliano's Bitcoin treasury firm is buying back shares as the firm trades well below its asset value.

News for Bitcoin Crypto (BTC)