Based on the 15-minute chart of Liberty Live C, a KDJ Death Cross and a Bearish Marubozu have been observed on August 11, 2023, at 11:45. This indicates that the momentum of the stock price is shifting towards a downward trend, with a potential for further decline. Sellers are currently in control of the market, and it is likely that this bearish momentum will continue.
Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a muted reaction to President Trump’s latest round of trade tariffs, with the price dropping marginally over the past 24 hours. As of Friday, BTC was trading around $115,550, having slipped back into bearish territory after failing to maintain its position above $117,000. The price action remained flat, reflecting the market's muted response to the new tariffs [1].
The hashrate for Bitcoin (BTC) surged to 976 EH/S on Friday afternoon, just 24 EH/S shy of the 1 zettahash (ZH/S) threshold. This significant increase in hashrate indicates the growing scale of resources backing the network’s security. The rise in hashrate was driven by several major mining pools, with Foundry contributing 278 EH/S, Antpool 175 EH/S, and ViaBTC 128 EH/S [1].
Acacia Research, a publicly-listed company specializing in acquiring and operating businesses across various sectors, has announced a partnership with Unchained Capital and Build Asset Management. The collaboration aims to develop a Bitcoin-backed commercial loan strategy by acquiring commercial whole loans collateralized by Bitcoin (BTC). This partnership will allow Acacia to access risk-adjusted returns through fully recourse loans, leveraging Bitcoin as collateral [1].
Harvard University and Brown University have become the latest major institutions to buy Bitcoin (BTC) through regulated investment vehicles. According to a 13F form filed with the SEC, Harvard Management Company has a $116 million investment in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. Brown University has also increased its exposure to the flagship cryptocurrency, now holding $13 million worth of shares [1].
Analysts note that Bitcoin’s four-year halving cycle, which has typically had a predictable pattern, is showing signs of breaking or disappearing altogether. This change is attributed to US spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional interest, and a more mature market structure. Previous cycles have seen BTC dip over 70%, but this time around, the flagship cryptocurrency has seen only a 26% correction. Experts expect future pullbacks to be around 30% to 50%, with Bitcoin becoming increasingly attractive to institutional investors [1].
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[1] https://bitzo.com/2025/08/bitcoin-price-analysis-btc-flat-as-president-trump-announces-new-trade-tariffs
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