Bitcoin News

Marathon Digital has revealed plans to issue $250 million in convertible senior notes.

CryptoQuant’s CEO, Ki Young Ju, has indicated that on-chain data suggests a resurgence of the Bitcoin (BTC) bull market.

Bitcoin is currently navigating a pivotal moment, drawing significant attention from crypto analyst Caleb Franzen.

Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) makes up about 10% of the reserves for the overcollateralized stablecoin DAI.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has decided to delay its ruling on a dual cryptocurrency spot ETF submitted by Brazilian firm Hashdex.

A crypto analyst has suggested that Bitcoin may be transitioning from a bear trap and gearing up for significant gains.

In July, Bitcoin whales made significant moves by purchasing 84,000 bitcoins worth $5 billion, marking the largest monthly increase since 2014.

Chief John Reed Stark, former SEC Internet Enforcement, has cautioned Morgan Stanley against offering spot Bitcoin ETFs to clients.

Bitcoin is recovering from its recent losses earlier this week. Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, shared his thoughts on Market Domination about the cryptocurrency’s recent movement and his bullish outlook.

Popular cryptocurrency investor Chris Burniske anticipates a significant bull run in the crypto market.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. recorded net outflows of $89.7 million on August 9, after attracting just over $194 million the day before.

Analyst Benjamin Cowen suggests that the struggling altcoin market might start recovering against Bitcoin (BTC) under specific conditions.

Bitcoin (BTC) mining has seen a notable decrease in energy consumption, dropping to 115.21 TWh (terawatt-hours) as of now, down 24% from 152.52 TWh at the end of July 2024, according to Digiconomist.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt is forecasting a significant drop for Bitcoin (BTC), suggesting there’s a 50% likelihood it could fall below $40,000 within this market cycle.

On Friday, Bitcoin (BTC) continued its upward momentum from Thursday, holding above the $60,000 mark.

James Seyffart recently indicated on X that there have been developments with Bitcoin ETF options.

Spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. recorded net inflows of $194.6 million on Tuesday, reversing Monday’s outflows.

Bitcoin miners are facing tough times as they encounter new challenges. Last Wednesday, mining difficulty surged dramatically, and Bitcoin’s value dropped by $10,000 in one day.

An investment company plans to obtain a 1 billion yen loan, equivalent to $6.8 million, to bolster its Bitcoin holdings, according to an August 8 announcement.

Recent insights from Matthew Sigel, who leads Digital Assets Research at VanEck, and J.P. Morgan, shed light on why institutional investors are still optimistic about Bitcoin.

On Thursday morning, Bitcoin surpassed $57,000 after falling to below $50,000 during Monday’s market sell-off.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that legalizes cryptocurrency mining in Russia.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is collaborating with El Salvador to address the financial risks linked to its Bitcoin adoption.

One of the well-known crypto analysts known as “Rekt Capital” shared a bullish sentiment on Bitcoin (BTC) despite its recent drop to a six-month low.

A new proposal in the United States aims to make the country a leader in the digital economy sector by creating a tax-free Digital Economic Zone (DEZ) for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin whale transactions surged to their highest levels since April amid a sharp market drop on August 5 and 6, with large holders capitalizing on the price decline.

Following a steep market downturn on August 5th, the cryptocurrency landscape is rebounding.

In a recent Bloomberg interview, Michael Saylor, Chairman of MicroStrategy, disclosed that his Bitcoin holdings are valued around $1 billion.

A well-known analyst is predicting a significant recovery for Bitcoin (BTC), expecting it to quickly recover its recent losses.

Bitcoin’s recent dive below $50,000 has left the investment community trying to understand the abrupt market shift.

Bitcoin (BTC) recently saw its price surge by 5.5% on August 6 but struggled to hold above $57,000.

After Morgan Stanley announced that it will allow its advisors to offer Bitcoin ETFs to some of their clients, another big american bank followed their example.

A few days ago, Bloomberg reported that Morgan Stanley will enable thousands of its financial advisors to start recommending spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to clients in the near future.

MicroStrategy’s founder, Michael Saylor, claims that younger generations are increasingly turning away from traditional finance in favor of Bitcoin (BTC) due to its 24/7 availability and modern advantages.

A leading crypto analyst advises investors to wait for Bitcoin to drop to the low $40,000s before buying, suggesting this could be the best entry point for the upcoming market rally.

A well-known analyst and trader, has identified four potential triggers that could revive the crypto market after a recent significant downturn.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S. recorded net outflows of $148.5 million on Tuesday, continuing Monday’s outflows.

While the sharp decline in Bitcoin and global markets has made investors cautious, QCP Capital, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency trading company, predicts a new outlook.

Nassim Taleb, renowned risk analyst and author of “The Black Swan”, has provided insights into the recent Japanese market crash and its effects on Bitcoin.

Ki Young Ju, the CEO and founder of CryptoQuant, has recently weighed in on the ongoing debate regarding Bitcoin’s position in the financial landscape.

In the latest market slump, major Bitcoin holders, known as whales, have capitalized on the situation to substantially increase their Bitcoin (BTC) reserves.

On August 5, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the US saw a significant spike in trading activity, reaching nearly $6 billion amid market fluctuations.

After August 5, one of the worst days for both crypto and stock markets, many investors chose to move away from risky assets, which affected Bitcoin ETFs in the US.

Peter Brandt, a seasoned trader, observes that Bitcoin’s recent decline resembles market trends before the 2016 bull run.

Bitcoin has bounced back after a sudden drop on Sunday that left traders reeling, hitting its lowest point in almost six months.

Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman has voiced concerns about Bitcoin’s status as a reliable store of value amid the recent cryptocurrency market downturn.

In the wake of a global market downturn affecting various asset classes, JPMorgan has suggested that a “buy-the-dip” opportunity may be approaching.

On August 5, Capula Management, one of Europe’s largest hedge funds, revealed it has invested close to $500 million in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

A seasoned trader known for accurately forecasting the May 2021 crypto downturn believes Bitcoin (BTC) is poised for a strong finish to the year.

Galaxy Digital is warning that Bitcoin layer-2 solutions might face significant financial challenges due to increased transaction fees.

Global markets, including crypto, experienced significant selling preassure, which led to major price corrections.

A prominent on-chain analyst predicts that the US government might eventually return up to 100,000 seized Bitcoin to their original owners.

Bitcoin mining is experiencing unprecedented difficulty levels, which have reached an all-time high as of early August.

The cryptocurrency market has recently experienced a significant downturn, resulting in large losses for many investors.

The crypto market saw a significant drop in value as investors continued to abandon high-risk assets.

Over the past 24 hours, over $1 billion worth of crypto futures were liquidated as the market decline intensified on Sunday and continued into Monday.

The cryptocurrency market dropped significantly on Sunday, with investors selling risky assets.

In a recent X post, Pierre Rochard, VP of Research at Riot Platform, proposed a plan for the U.S. to address its national debt using Bitcoin reserves.

Bitcoin has experienced a 10% decline in value over the past week, dropping from a peak of $69,801 on July 29 to around $57,000.

The latest US jobs report has sparked considerable debate. 114,000 jobs were added in July, but the unemployment rate rose to 4.3%.