Bitcoin News

Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy and one of Bitcoin’s most outspoken corporate champions, has once again underscored his belief in the cryptocurrency’s long-term potential—this time with data to back it up.

Bitcoin’s historic surge past $111,000 this week has reignited speculation over just how far the rally could go—some analysts are now eyeing $200,000 by the end of 2025.

A new analysis by Bitwise Asset Management and UTXO Management suggests Bitcoin is entering a new era of institutional dominance, with capital inflows projected to exceed $400 billion by the close of 2026.

Trading activity in U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs just hit a new high for 2025, marking a major milestone in institutional crypto adoption.

Robert Kiyosaki isn’t jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon because it’s trendy—he sees it as a response to a broken financial system.

As the world navigates through economic turbulence, gold is once again taking center stage — and economist Peter Schiff sees that as a warning sign for Bitcoin believers.

Institutional interest in crypto appears to be reigniting, with U.S.-based spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs collectively pulling in over $1 billion in net inflows on Thursday—marking their strongest daily performance since January.

High-profile crypto trader James Wynn has begun paring down his Bitcoin holdings after riding the latest wave to new all-time highs.

Bitcoin briefly touched $111,000, marking a new all-time high before sliding back to around $108,000.

Bitcoin’s latest record-setting run has reignited chatter across the crypto markets—not just about BTC, but about what comes next.

Despite Bitcoin cooling off to around $108,000 after recently breaking above $110K, derivatives data shows that large traders are still betting big on a major rally.

Strive Asset Management, co-founded by entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, is taking a strategic approach to growing its Bitcoin holdings—by acquiring distressed crypto claims rather than buying directly from the market.

Bitcoin marked a new all-time high of $111,861 on Bitcoin Pizza Day, but beyond the headline, data suggests this rally is still gaining steam — not cooling off.

Mike Novogratz, the head of Galaxy Digital, believes the current state of the U.S. economy—and shifting attitudes in Washington—are creating ideal conditions for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.

Bitcoin’s recent breakout above $110,000 has reignited bullish sentiment, with crypto prediction markets signaling growing confidence in further gains.

As Bitcoin pushed past $111,000 on May 22, breaking its previous all-time high, activity in the futures market erupted in response.

Fifteen years ago, a programmer unknowingly made history when he traded 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas—marking the first documented purchase using cryptocurrency.

Strategy, the rebranded identity of MicroStrategy, is preparing to raise up to $2.1 billion through the sale of preferred stock as part of its ongoing effort to grow its Bitcoin portfolio.

Bitcoin’s return to six-figure territory has reignited market optimism, but unlike the short-lived surge seen in January, the current rally appears to be built on firmer ground.

A new analysis from crypto services firm Matrixport suggests that Bitcoin’s current rally is being powered by strong spot market interest rather than high-risk speculation, marking a shift toward more stable market dynamics.

Bitcoin has surged to a new record high, breaking past $109,000, after a significant bullish push.

A major crypto investor has made waves in the derivatives market, opening one of the largest long positions ever seen on a decentralized exchange.

Momentum is building across the digital asset space as Bitcoin edges closer to its previous peak near $109,000, igniting renewed speculation about whether a broader altcoin surge is about to follow.

With Bitcoin trading near all-time highs, Strategy’s bold accumulation strategy is delivering eye-popping results.

Standard Chartered believes sovereign wealth funds and government-linked institutions are increasingly turning to indirect strategies to gain Bitcoin exposure—supporting the bank’s bold forecast of BTC reaching $500,000 before 2029.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes America’s ballooning debt may become an unlikely tailwind for Bitcoin, predicting that the leading cryptocurrency could surge to $250,000 before the year ends—and reach $1 million by 2028.

Germany may have cost itself over $2 billion by offloading a massive Bitcoin stash too early.

After weeks of tepid action, demand for U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs surged on Monday, with net inflows reaching $667.4 million—the strongest daily total in over two weeks.

A new nationwide survey has revealed a surprising shift in American attitudes toward monetary policy and national assets: a majority now favor adding Bitcoin to the country’s reserve holdings.

A bold new proposal could overhaul how Bitcoin’s smallest units are represented, marking a shift that proponents say would simplify usage and align better with how the protocol actually works.

Bitcoin’s recent price surge has not only reignited global investor enthusiasm but also put one small nation’s bold financial gamble back in the spotlight.

A quiet revolution is stirring in corporate finance — one where holding Bitcoin isn’t seen as speculative, but increasingly as a strategic necessity.

Japanese investment firm Metaplanet is rapidly scaling up its Bitcoin exposure, with the company disclosing a fresh purchase of 1,004 BTC in its latest filing.

Strategy, the business intelligence firm renowned for its relentless Bitcoin accumulation, has just made another massive investment — snapping up $765 million worth of BTC in its latest buy.

A new report from analytics firm Alphractal is shedding light on a potential recurring pattern in the Bitcoin market that could hint at incoming volatility followed by a period of price stability.

Bitcoin, now valued around $2 trillion, has entered a new phase in its evolution — one that may see its total market capitalization rival gold’s $22 trillion dominance, according to several prominent investors.

As Bitcoin continues its upward momentum in 2025, analysts are beginning to warn that the current bullish phase might be nearing its peak.

Panama City may be preparing for a major leap into the crypto space after a subtle but telling move by its mayor.

In a historic move, Moody’s has downgraded the United States’ long-term credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, citing ballooning deficits, growing interest burdens, and a failure to implement fiscal reforms.

Bitcoin is currently hovering beneath the $105,000 mark, but some analysts believe the recent pause may be part of a much larger upward move.

Ethereum’s proof-of-stake design may offer it a stronger defense against attacks than Bitcoin’s proof-of-work system, according to recent insights from leading researchers in the crypto space.

Galaxy Digital has officially joined the Nasdaq, launching its public listing under the ticker “GLX” in a move CEO and founder Mike Novogratz describes as a pivotal step in the company’s evolution.

A surprising signal of crypto’s quiet advance in mainland China has emerged—this time from the kitchen.

Bitcoin’s recent rally may just be the beginning, according to Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan, who sees a path for the leading cryptocurrency to more than double in value by year-end.

Brazil has just joined the list of countries where public companies are embracing Bitcoin as a long-term financial strategy.

Speaking at Consensus 2025 in Toronto, Ethereum co-founder Anthony Di Iorio offered a nuanced take on the evolving relationship between the world’s two most prominent cryptocurrencies.

In a growing shift toward indirect Bitcoin investment, 14 U.S. states significantly expanded their stakes in Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) during the first quarter of 2025.

Eric Trump is positioning himself at the center of Bitcoin’s next major frontier—mining.

Mubadala Investment Company, one of Abu Dhabi’s largest state-backed investors, has been quietly deepening its position in BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF—even as the market cooled in early 2025.

Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff has renewed his criticism of the crypto market, but this time, his focus isn’t just Bitcoin—it’s the growing trend of companies whose business models revolve entirely around holding the digital asset.

Bitcoin’s rise past $104,000 this year hasn’t silenced its skeptics. In fact, 2025 has already seen 11 new “death” claims — public declarations that the cryptocurrency is doomed — surpassing last year’s total.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes Bitcoin could hit the $1 million mark within the next three years—and it all comes down to economic policy and political cycles.

In a regional first, Bahrain’s Al Abraaj Restaurants Group has become the Middle East’s first publicly traded company to allocate part of its corporate treasury to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is edging closer to new highs, and signs across the board suggest it may not be long before it smashes through its previous record.

Ukraine is reportedly drafting legislation that would allow it to officially add Bitcoin to its national reserves—potentially making it one of the first countries to do so.

After weeks of leading the charge, Bitcoin’s dominance is showing cracks—creating space for altcoins to reemerge with strength.

Market watchers may need to brace for potential headwinds in the crypto space, according to trader and analyst Jason Pizzino.

Bitcoin miners appear to be reloading their reserves after a lengthy period of offloading their holdings.

Bitcoin could be on the verge of entering uncharted territory, according to a market analyst known for accurately predicting the pre-halving pullback last year.

Bitcoin’s biggest buyers in 2025 aren’t retail traders or even ETF giants—they’re businesses.