CoinShares Says Bitcoin Won't Hit $80,000. Is It Correct?
CoinShares says a hawkish Fed and the stalled CLARITY Act keep Bitcoin under $80,000. VanEck disagrees.
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CoinShares says a hawkish Fed and the stalled CLARITY Act keep Bitcoin under $80,000. VanEck disagrees.

Bitcoin may struggle to break decisively above $80,000 as tighter U.S. monetary policy and the CLARITY Act setback weigh on near-term conditions. Coinshares sees both headwinds delaying a stronger crypto recovery. Bitcoin’s $80,000 Breakout Faces a Tougher Fed Bitcoin faces a more difficult path above $80,000 after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and signaled […]

Germany's crypto leadership highlights the impact of regulatory clarity and institutional support, potentially reshaping Europe's financial landscape.

German crypto adoption is progressing through family offices and wealth managers, while the UK’s retail-facing cryptocurrency market remains “nascent,” according to the researcher.

Family offices' cautious approach to Hyperliquid suggests a gradual shift in investment strategies, potentially impacting future market dynamics.

Is the BTC mining sector heading into an existential crisis?

Bitcoin miners have signed more than $100 billion in AI contracts while generating barely $1.1 billion in annualized revenue. More than 4 gigawatts of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing capacity are under contract across publicly traded miners tracked by CoinShares, but only about 550 megawatts are currently billing. Still, investors are assigning a steep premium to […]
Bitcoin (BTC) mining sites have become some of the scarcest permitted power capacity in the United States. With 151 data center restrictions still active, AI developers face years of waiting to plug in anywhere new. CoinShares cited at least 225 data center moratoriums or restrictions in its second-quarter mining report. The clampdown turns already energized

Publicly listed BTC miners produced bitcoin at an average ex-tax cash cost of roughly $75,500 in in the second quarter.

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin’s ‘Unusual Mix’: Bearish Inflation Print, Bullish Buyback Failure A new CoinShares report said bitcoin's price could be hurt in the short-term but benefit in the long-term. This post Bitcoin’s ‘Unusual Mix’: Bearish Inflation Print, Bullish Buyback Failure first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .

The CPI data suggests prolonged monetary tightening, potentially hindering Bitcoin's growth amid increased investor caution.

Bitcoin mining faces near-term margin pressure as AI offers miners higher returns, while US hash rate still grows, CoinShares reports.

Bitcoin (BTC) is once again trading like gold as investors hedge against potential inflation, according to new analysis from the digital asset management firm CoinShares. James Butterfill, CoinShares’ head of research, notes that dueling speeches from Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh and Fed governor Christopher Waller left different impressions about the possibility of a September […]

Bitcoin’s struggle to break $80,000 comes as markets price in a growing chance of a September rate hike, putting monetary conditions back in focus.

Institutional investors' shift from digital assets to blockchain equities highlights a strategic pivot towards perceived stability and infrastructure growth.

Bitcoin miners' shift to AI and HPC highlights a strategic pivot, reshaping industry dynamics and investor confidence in crypto markets.

Bitcoin's growth hinges on macroeconomic shifts, with institutional investors cautious, awaiting clear signals from the Federal Reserve.

Gold, Treasuries and the S&P 500 led the growth, in a year when spot volumes on decentralized exchanges fell by roughly 70%.
Deposits of tokenized real-world assets across decentralized finance more than tripled to $7.4 billion over the past year, even as total funding in the sector declined. CoinShares highlighted the split in its latest report with Token Terminal, noting that demand for tokenized assets is now driven by utility rather than by crypto market cycles. Tokenized

Deposits of tokenized RWAs into lending platforms and DEXs more than tripled from Q2 2025 to Q2 2026, from $2.3 billion to $7.4 billion.