Micah Zimmerman

VanEck analysts report that Bitcoin’s recent selloff is driven by mid-cycle holders, while long-term whales continue to accumulate.

Crypto markets extended their retreat today as the Bitcoin price hovered near a seven-month low at $88,890 — down 4% on the day and trading near the bottom of its weekly range.

Kraken filed confidentially for a U.S. IPO through Payward, Inc. after an $800 million fundraising that valued the exchange at $20 billion.

Anchorage Digital and Mezo have partnered to expand institutional access to Bitcoin-based borrowing and yield, enabling low-cost MUSD borrowing and new veBTC yield opportunities through Mezo’s Bitcoin-native finance platform.

New Hampshire has become the world’s first government to approve a $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal conduit bond, a move greenlit by the state’s Business Finance Authority that could usher digital assets into the $140 trillion global debt market.

Bitcoin price is struggling to hold $93,000 as thin liquidity, leverage-driven volatility, and a critical break in market structure fuel one of the most bearish stretches of the 2025 cycle.

The OCC has clarified that U.S. national banks may hold crypto on their balance sheets to pay blockchain network fees and test crypto platforms.

Bitcoin price briefly fell below $90,000 overnight before rebounding to the $94,000 range, trading near its weekly high, with over 19.95 million BTC mined — exceeding 95% of its 21 million supply.

El Salvador just spent $100 million on over 1000 bitcoin as the country presses ahead with its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.

Bitcoin price has fallen nearly 30% from its early October peak near $126,000, trading in the $92,000–$95,000 range as investors weigh Fed uncertainty and missing economic data.