Bitcoin News
Crypto Rebounds From Early Declines Alongside Reversal in U.S. Stocks
The major U.S. stock market averages tumbled about 2% to begin Wednesday following underwhelming economic data.
Stagflationary Data Puts Pressure on Bitcoin, Stocks
U.S. GDP turned negative in the first quarter, while prices rose more than forecast; ADP jobs data was the weakest in nearly one year.
Bitcoin Debate on Looser Data Limits Brings to Mind the Divisive Ordinals Controversy
Removing the blockchain's OP_RETURN size controls would allow more data to be embedded in transactions. Critics say this will only be used for spam.
Bitcoin May Evolve Into Low-Beta Equity Play Reflexively, BlackRock's Mitchnik Says
"It makes no fundamental sense, and yet when it's repeated enough, it can actually become a little self-fulfilling,” Mitchnik said.
Bitcoin Edges Above $95K, U.S. Stocks Remain Strong as Analyst Warns of 'Blind' Market
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick announced that the White House was finalizing a trade deal with an unnamed country.
How $330M BTC Hacker May Have Doubled Down on Monero Derivatives
Monero rose by 45% after a flurry of spot buys, but open interest increased by 107%.
A Vanishing $212M Bitcoin Order Caused Chaos for Traders. Is Spoofing Back in Crypto?
Despite increased scrutiny, spoofing remains a challenge in crypto, highlighting the need for better surveillance and stricter regulations.
$2B Bitcoin-Staking Protocol Solv Unveils First Shariah-Compliant BTC Yield Offering in the Middle East
The product allows BTC holders to earn yields while adhering to Islamic finance principles, expanding opportunities for investors in the Middle East.
BlackRock’s IBIT Sees Second-Largest Bitcoin Inflow Since Launch, Nearing $1 Billion
CME Bitcoin Futures open interest falls for four straight days, according to CME data.
Viant Technology Could Benefit From Buying Bitcoin, Eric Semler Says
The Semler Scientific chairman flagged the ad tech firm as ripe for a bitcoin treasury strategy amid stock struggles and cash stockpile.
