Bitcoin price action, ETF flows, mining, Lightning, and protocol development. 639 stories curated by CryptoCatalyst.
Spot Bitcoin, Ether and Solana ETFs all recorded net outflows over the week, a shift from recent demand for some of the funds. Ether ETFs’ outflow streak reached nine days, while Solana funds ended a record 14-week run of inflows.
Morgan Creek Capital Management CEO Mark Yusko believes Bitcoin has transitioned from distribution to accumulation, driven by rising global liquidity and institutional adoption. With the asset trading below estimated fair value, Yusko sees a durable path toward long-term gains.
Total market cap shed 3.80% to $2.785T, with 24h volume collapsing to $59.75B — a 48% drop from yesterday's $115.35B and the lowest reading since the October 4…
On-chain analyst James Check highlights a major shift in Bitcoin's capital distribution, with profit metrics jumping from 8% to 55%. Strong spot demand and seller exhaustion continue to support price growth despite macro headwinds.
Bitcoin software company Breez has seen a 14-fold increase in partnership inquiries for its developer tools, driven by AI coding agents integrating Bitcoin payments. This surge is tied directly to the rise of tools like Anthropic's Claude Code, which are increasingly used by developers to add Bitcoin functionality to their apps.
A batch of 100.02 BTC mined in July 2010 moved for the first time in 16 years. The coins are now worth $8.3 million, but the owner's identity remains unknown. This transfer is the latest in a series of dormant Satoshi-era Bitcoin movements this year.
Thailand's new crypto rules, effective Oct. 16, permit locally listed bitcoin and ether ETFs. This move follows similar trends in other markets, making crypto investments more accessible.
Total market cap shed 3.56% to $2.786T, with 24h volume recovering to $115.35B — the highest reading since October 3, but on a declining tape.
Robinhood has added $25 million worth of Bitcoin to its balance sheet, underscoring its commitment to the crypto sector. SVP Johann Kerbrat said the purchase was intended to signal the company's long-term commitment to the crypto sector.
Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, has received approval from the Bank of Russia to custody bitcoin and facilitate transfers. This approval, announced Wednesday, makes Sberbank the first Russian bank permitted to keep records of digital currency transactions and handle transfers of bitcoin and other digital assets.
The US government moved $103 million worth of seized Bitcoin and BNB to Coinbase Prime, but it hasn't confirmed whether the funds will be sold. The stash behind it is the largest government-held crypto portfolio tracked by Arkham.
A sharp red session with the broadest compositional rotation in days. Total market cap shed 5.87% to $2.848T, the largest single-session decline since October…
Orange BTC Director of Strategy and Research Sam discusses how severe fiat currency debasement and a growing market for Bitcoin-backed yield instruments are shaping the next phase of institutional adoption. Despite recent consolidation, long-term macro tailwinds for Bitcoin remain strong.
Total market cap shed 2.54% to $2.937T, with 24h volume at $81.2B — a modest recovery from yesterday's $76.47B but still below the three-session volume…
A split tape with a clear compositional divergence beneath a mild headline decline. Total market cap at $2.944T, down 1.63% from the weekend close, but the…
Metaplanet sold 10,000 BTC and repurchased 11,000 BTC to prove it can meet obligations when rating agencies questioned its liquidity. The net gain of 1,000 BTC brought total holdings to 44,000 BTC, and the firm also launched a preferred securities income strategy.
Strategy reported a $21 billion Q3 fair-value gain on its Bitcoin holdings, purchased $29 million in BTC, and repurchased $176 million in STRC preferred stock. Total holdings now stand at a record 848,000 BTC, roughly 4% of the total supply cap.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $2.65 billion in net inflows in September, marking their second-largest monthly inflow since October 2025. This surge indicates sustained institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Macro strategist Jordi Visser argues that autonomous AI agents are becoming the killer application for blockchain infrastructure, triggering a wave of Wall Street FOMO as digital assets show resilience against macroeconomic headwinds.
Bitcoin hit $87,000 after a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report reduced the likelihood of a Fed rate hike. The surge comes as 'Uptober' kicks off, historically a strong month for crypto. Investors are now watching the next CPI report on October 14 for further clues.
CoinRoutes co-founder Dave Weisberger discussed how crypto and traditional markets are converging through perpetual swaps, tokenization, and institutional ETF adoption. Weisberger argued that retail Bitcoin FOMO has not yet begun and predicted major structural shifts as financial venues shift toward 24/7 liquidity.
Investor Jordy Visser argues that artificial intelligence agents are becoming the primary users of crypto networks, decoupling digital assets from traditional liquidity cycles. Visser expects autonomous software entities to populate crypto's underutilized infrastructure and accelerate global productivity.
Absa, a major South African bank, has become the first African lender to custody bitcoin for institutional clients. This move marks a significant step in the adoption of crypto services by traditional financial institutions in Africa. The service will also include other digital assets, expanding Absa's offerings in the crypto space.
Bitcoin's open interest surged $2.3 billion as funding rates climbed, signaling traders are paying a premium for long positions. BTC broke through a liquidity wall to hit $87,800, while Bitcoin dominance neared 60%, reflecting a risk-on shift in crypto markets.