607 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
A third consecutive day of broad-based decline, with the composition confirming capital is exiting proportionally rather than rotating.
The hacker responsible for the Coldcard thefts has moved $7.7 million in Bitcoin, representing 45% of the stolen funds from the third wave of attacks. This latest movement highlights the ongoing risk for victims of the breach.
Hackers stole $320 million in Bitcoin from the Liquid Network but returned $270 million after Blockstream patched the vulnerability. Nearly 600 BTC, worth about $50 million, remains outstanding.
Liquid Network, a Bitcoin sidechain, lost nearly all of its Bitcoin reserve in a single incident on September 6. Around 4,000 BTC, worth approximately $320 million, was transferred out of the Liquid Federation wallet. The incident has raised significant concerns about the security and stability of the network.
A second consecutive day of broad-based decline, but the composition is more interesting than the aggregate.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1 billion in inflows last week, contributing to a three-week total of $3.8 billion. This surge comes despite Bitcoin briefly dipping below $79,000.
Trezor has disclosed that an additional 67,000 US customers' data was exposed due to its shipping partner, ShipMonk, failing to erase customer records. This follows an earlier breach, raising concerns about data security for Trezor users.
600 BTC from the early days of Bitcoin, untouched for 16 years, has been transferred. This is the latest in a series of movements from old, dormant wallets. The transactions total 12 mining rewards, worth over $40 million today.
A split tape with a critical divergence. Total market cap shed 2.53% to $2.705T, yet every asset on the watchlist printed green: BTC $79,974 (+0.4%), ETH…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed that El Salvador’s bitcoin holdings have grown since June 2025 exclusively through private donations, not public funds. This clarification comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the country’s bitcoin adoption policies.
A British investor who thought he lost $2,000 in Bitcoin in 2012 has recovered $4.5 million after a law firm identified a wallet holding 5,500 BTC linked to former Intersango users. At least four other decade-old wallets recently moved a combined $15.7 million, suggesting a trend of long-dormant Bitcoin being accessed.
Macro investor Jordy Visser argues that Bitcoin is entering its most powerful Elliott Wave cycle yet, backed by AI adoption and changing market structures. Visser explains why traditional interest rate fears are overblown and how autonomous AI agents will rely on crypto rails.
Morgan Creek Capital founder Mark Yusko predicts massive central bank debt monetization will drive fiat currency devaluation, making Bitcoin an essential portfolio hedge. Yusko places Bitcoin's current Metcalfe's Law fair value at around $105,000 while urging investors to hold at least 5% to 10% in hard assets.
Macro analysts Luke Gromen and Lyn Alden analyzed escalating structural vulnerabilities in Western sovereign debt markets, pointing to unsustainable deficits and private credit frictions. They warned that fiscal dominance is constraining monetary policy options and accelerating the likelihood of future financial repression.
Total market cap shed 3.08% to $2.70T, with 24h volume at $83.1B — a 26% decline from yesterday's $112.7B and still 57% below the $192.7B peak on August 22.
Bitcoin broke through the $81,000 resistance level that capped it in late August. Privacy coins zcash and dash surged 16% and 19% respectively. US Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest inflow day since January at $731 million, driven by dovish Fed comments.
QuFi has launched a new platform that uses post-quantum cryptography to verify digital asset transactions without altering existing blockchain settlement networks. The platform has been successfully tested on Bitcoin's testnet, demonstrating its potential to secure transactions against future quantum computing threats.
Bitcoin recently surged 22% amid heavy US ETF inflows, while OffChain co-founder Steven Goldfeder outlined how major institutions like Robinhood are leveraging Arbitrum's Layer-2 technology to power public-chain financial infrastructure.
Macro analyst Nik Bhatia breaks down the implications of skyrocketing US debt interest costs, Treasury yield curve maneuvers, and tight global liquidity on Bitcoin's market trajectory.
The structural reversal that began August 20 has resumed with conviction after the multi-session retracement.
Standard Chartered is now offering Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to institutions in Dubai, integrating crypto with its existing foreign exchange platform. This marks the first time a major global bank has provided spot crypto trading in the UAE.
Bitcoin surged from the low-$60,000s to roughly $78,000 in three days, eventually stretching above $81,000. Nearly two weeks later, the price still sits around $77,000, highlighting a bullish asymmetry that bears have been unable to reverse.
Total market cap shed 2.33% to $2.607T, with 24h volume at $74.2B — a marginal decline from yesterday's $80.1B and still 61% below the $192.7B peak on August…
Total market cap shed 3.37% to $2.599T, with 24h volume at $80.1B — a marginal uptick from yesterday's $76.8B but still 58% below the $192.7B peak on August…