$NVDA's first RTX Spark PCs — Grace-plus-Blackwell superchips on TSMC 3 nm, co-designed with MediaTek — sold out before they even shipped.
First-wave systems from Asus, MSI, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft start around $3,400. Asus and MSI both say channel preorders cleared initial allocations and they're chasing extra supply.
This is happening against a weak consumer PC backdrop. Memory and component costs are still elevated. A $3,000+ Arm AI laptop selling through is the exception, not the t...
$BTC compression zone: $76K–$81K.
Buyers keep defending the low, but every push toward $81K stalls. Latest bounce failed to reclaim the prior high — short-term structure is weak.
Slightly favoring a breakdown here. If $76K support cracks and price holds below, odds of a deeper pullback jump. But if buyers step in again, we could see another leg up.
Key level: $76K. Below that, watch for acceptance. Above, watch for follow-through past $81K. Right now, structure says be cautious on longs until...
$ICP: Circle's cirBTC Holds 40 BTC as Allaire Pitches Internet Financial System
Circle's wrapped Bitcoin product cirBTC holds 40 BTC, worth roughly 3.15 million at Friday's 78,868 price, according to an Aug 27 reserve snapshot. The figure lands as CEO Jeremy Allaire tells audiences the company has built "the platform for the internet financial system.
Circle's cirBTC holds just 40 BTC against competitors WBTC's 150,000+ and cbBTC's 30,000+, exposing weak adoption six months post-launch as...
$BTC's doing that classic thing again — swept down to $77K, grabbed liquidity, then flipped back over $78K. Pretty textbook move if you've watched this stuff long enough.
Now it's sitting at what looks like the last real resistance before another leg up. If it clears this? The logical target is $82.7K. Not some wild moonshot guess — just where the chart structure points.
Nothing's guaranteed, obviously. But the setup's clean. We've seen this pattern play out before — liquidity hunt, reclaim, t...
Back in 2015, $BTC saw a similar setup: a bullish break above the 21 week EMA, only to get rejected right at the 50 week MA. What followed wasn't pretty, the entire move was erased and BTC even dipped to a fresh low in the process.
History doesn't repeat itself perfectly, and it's worth remembering that Bitcoin back then was a much smaller, far less liquid market than it is today. So this comparison isn't a guarantee of what's coming.
Still, patterns like this are worth keeping on your radar. ...
Could this be the greatest trade ever? 🤯
Back in April 2011, someone bought 10,000 $BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
at just $0.78 each.
Total investment: $7,805.
Fast forward to July 2025, and those same 10,000 BTC were sold for $1.09 BILLION.
That’s roughly a 140,000x return. 🚀
Imagine turning less than $8K into over $1 billion just by holding Bitcoin.