Bitcoin News
Luke Dashjr Denies Hard Fork Claims as Bitcoin Governance Debate Heats Up
The Bitcoin community is split after leaked messages alleged Luke Dashjr backed a controversial hard fork.
Corporate Clients Hold Up to 15% of Assets on Mercado Bitcoin, Exchange Exec Says
These companies are not actively trading, but rather holding onto their bitcoin and stablecoins like USDT and USDC for conservative, cash-management purposes.
Bitcoin Edges Higher, ETH Rebounds Above $4k as Sentiment Slips Into 'Fear' Territory
PCE inflation data matched analyst expectations, but leaves policymakers balancing sticky inflation with a softer labor market, Sygnum Bank's CIO noted.
Curve Finance Founder Michael Egorov Launches Bitcoin Yield Protocol
Yield Basis aims to unlock sustainable Bitcoin yield on-chain, starting with capped liquidity pools.
Key Indicators to Watch in Q4: Bitcoin Seasonal Trends, XRP/BTC, Dollar Index, Nvidia, and More
As we approach the final quarter of 2025, key charts provide valuable insights to help crypto traders navigate the evolving market landscape.
Crypto Liquidations Top $1B as Bitcoin, Ether, Solana Sell-Offs Worsen
Strategy (MSTR) plunged as much as 10% and is now lower year-to-date.
Bitcoin Falls Below $111K, Crypto Stocks Plunge as GDP Revision Dampens Rate Cut Odds
The U.S. economy grew 3.8% in the second quarter, much higher than previously reported, sending yields higher and risk assets lower.
U.S. Treasury Action to Blame for Bitcoin’s Break From Global M2, Raoul Pal Says
The sharper impact on bitcoin may be tied to significant selling from long-held coins, contributing to the deviation from the global M2 trend.
Ether Falls to $4K, BTC, XRP Slide as U.S. Government Shutdown Risks Mount
The White House is preparing for potential job cuts, as Congress must pass a funding measure to prevent the government from running out of money by the end of September.
Crypto Millionaires Surge 40%, Led by Bitcoin's Rise, as Market Hits $3.3 Trillion
The number of individuals with $1M+ in crypto wealth has jumped to 241,700 over a year, a new report shows.
