The U.S. overnight launched a military strike against Venezuela, capturing President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and extracting them from the country.
Bitcoin dips, but quickly recovers as U.S. captures Venezuela’s Maduro
The U.S. overnight launched a military strike against Venezuela, capturing President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and extracting them from the country.
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The sell-off might have to do with the convertible note pricing, while some speculated that it's a sign of investor disapproval of the bitcoin acquisition plans.
The company’s stack now stands at 712,647 BTC, worth about $62 billion at the current price of $87,500.
The divergence in bond yields likely represents the perceived effects of Trump's trade war and could bode well for bitcoin.
A breakout above $550 followed a 1 a.m. UTC volume spike, then price cooled into a $553 to $556 band as traders watched whether $553.50 would hold.