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Bitcoin faces key resistance near $82,800, but I am bullish with a 12-month target of $95,000 and a stop-loss at $74,000. ETF inflows hit $3.52 billion in August, signaling institutional macro hedging, not long-term adoption, and creating a thin, volatile float. September catalysts (the CLARITY Act cloture vote and FOMC decision) will be pivotal; a clean break above resistance on volume could drive BTC toward…

Tokenized real-world assets are emerging as a preferred form of collateral in decentralized finance, or DeFi, platforms that let investors lend, borrow, and trade without a bank or broker as a middleman. That's happening even as broader DeFi lending shrinks, according to a recent report from CoinShares and Token Terminal.

Bill Miller IV, chief investment officer and chairman at Miller Value Partners, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the causes in Bitcoin's recent uptick and more.

Bitcoin was rising Monday near the $80,000 level that it last touched in May, after the cryptocurrency surged last week on the Treasury Department's plans to buy back longer-dated Treasurys.

Bitcoin surges to fresh highs above $75,000, fueled by renewed debasement trades and Treasury buyback announcements. I reiterate buy ratings on Bitcoin, IBIT, and BTC, citing strong momentum, macro tailwinds, and technical support at $73,000. Implied volatility for IBIT has spiked to 40% ahead of key macro events, signaling heightened risk and opportunity.