Bitcoin price 260825

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Bitcoin fell from $115,626 to $108,717 USD over the past 3 days, but has risen to $110,722 USD just before 1:00pm MST on August 26th 2025.

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https://bitcointicker.co/stamp/btc/usd/3days/

This hour, trading higher with a bit of a dip.

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Last Block: 911,819

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"A total of 1,629.09 BTC ($180,338,358) were sent in the block with the average transaction being 0.4581 BTC ($50,711.10). AntPool earned a total reward of 3.13 BTC $346,487. The reward consisted of a base reward of 3.13 BTC $346,487 with an additional 0.0133 BTC ($1,472.29) reward paid as fees of the 3,556 transactions which were included in the block."

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/blocks/btc/911819

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Over the past hour, BTC has been trading higher seeking volume.

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This is a bit messy; Bitcoin is still up 26.63% from April 2025 lows.

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https://www.bitget.com/trading-bot/spot/BTCUSDT

You can see it more clearly on the 6 month chart. Don't panic!

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https://bitcointicker.co/stamp/btc/usd/6Mth/

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Is this the dip before the next big ATH rise?

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https://www.bitget.com/trading-bot/spot/BTCUSDT

Bitcoin has crossed the lower BEARISH line, but is this really a bear market? I don't want to be in Denial, but I feel like we have been here before, and got faked out last time.

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https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin

"Hodling at 5053"

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[The meme I posted on Reddit in 2019 but was declined by mods.]

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https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/BTCUSDT/?timeframe=ALL

One last look at the 1hr chart,

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https://bitcointicker.co/stamp/btc/usd/1hr/

$111,058 USD

at 1:23pm MST on August 26 2025


@Darkflame



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will bitcoin go up again

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Always does. The next Bitcoin halving is expected to occur in 959 days, on April 12th, 2028. Between now and then, only 431,806 BTC will be mined. After that, approximately 656,250 BTC will remain to be mined over the subsequent 100 years. Following the halving, miners will receive 1.5625 BTC per block they solve, compared to the current 3.125 BTC (valued at $346,487). To maintain their profitability, the price of Bitcoin will need to double. So far, 94.82% of all Bitcoin has been mined. Once all coins are mined, miners will rely solely on transaction fees for income. The most recent block received just 0.0133 BTC in fees, worth $1,472.29. If electricity costs remain the same, Bitcoin's price would need to increase by 250 times from the current level to generate enough in transaction fees alone to cover mining expenses.

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Time to stack some cheaper Sats. 🤙🏻

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It's always a good time to buy more BTC. It's never too expensive,

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it's almost always the cheapest it will ever be again. [September 19th 2020]

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It's just a healthy pullback, more to come.
!PIZZA
!HUG

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I think so! I suspect a lot of us have been under-investing this cycle.
We can buy more on the way down. !PIZZA !LUV !ALIVE

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