761 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 24, 2026.
Franklin Templeton has registered two Nasdaq-listed funds that pair U.S. stocks with bitcoin. Each starts with a 95% stocks and 5% bitcoin allocation, and dividends from the stocks are used to buy more bitcoin.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES The watchlist fell again, with SOL leading the downside: BTC lost 1.4% to $80,517, ETH fell 1.4% to $2,364.64, and SOL declined 2.5% to…
B's Partners Managing Partner Richard Byworth shared his outlook on Bitcoin's market bottom, corporate treasury adoption, and digital credit expansion in an interview with Peter Rizzo. Byworth predicted a new all-time high by year-end, citing seller exhaustion, sovereign debt pressures, and growing institutional allocation.
Although Bitcoin faces short-term macroeconomic headwinds and declining liquidity, asset comparison metrics highlight significant upside over the long term. According to The Bitcoin Layer's Nick Bhatia, Bitcoin would need to expand sevenfold to match gold's global monetary footprint.
Earlier Bitcoin bear-market lows came after U.S. midterm elections, but this cycle may be taking a different path. Bitcoin’s recovery from a July low raises the possibility that the bottom came months before voters go to the polls.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $528 million on Wednesday, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading the inflows. Across three sessions, Bitcoin funds took in about $1.07 billion, lifting October flows to roughly $460 million net positive, while ether funds also ended five straight days of outflows.
A U.S. government wallet moved about $1 billion worth of bitcoin to an address labeled “unknown,” prompting questions about whether the coins were being sold or transferred for custody. Arkham CEO Miguel Morel discussed how transaction trails and reserve-policy factors can help assess the move, but the description does not confirm a sale.
Utexo has opened early access to Utexo Mint, where verified professional operators can test minting, confidential transfers and redemption of USDT on Bitcoin using RGB. The service is scheduled for a public launch on November 28, 2026.
Bitcoin Core says secrecy is becoming less useful for protecting certain vulnerabilities because AI-assisted tools are making software bugs easier to discover. The policy change reflects a shift in how the project weighs disclosure against the risk that a flaw will be found independently.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES The watchlist slipped modestly: BTC fell 0.5% to $81,521, ETH lost 0.5% to $2,391.90, and SOL declined 0.6% to $103.90.
Chinese prosecutors are seeking to confiscate more than 61,800 Bitcoin linked to a fraud scheme that allegedly took in $5.7 billion. The application opens a legal contest over the coins: a U.K. court recently ruled Chinese law governs victims’ claims, while a Tianjin court is expected to consider the confiscation request after a six-month notice period.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES The watchlist sold off after Wednesday’s rebound: BTC fell 1.7% to $81,898, ETH lost 2.3% to $2,402.75, and SOL declined 2.0% to $104.52.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES The watchlist rebounded: BTC rose 2.4% to $83,336, ETH gained 3.3% to $2,460.99, and SOL advanced 2.5% to $106.68.
Mt. Gox has pushed its repayment deadline to 2027, while about $2.8 billion in Bitcoin remains to be distributed. The trustee said many creditors still have not completed the procedures required to receive their funds.
BlackRock has filed for the iShares Bitcoin Managed Protection ETF, a proposed fund that would use options on its existing IBIT Bitcoin ETF to limit potential losses and cap some gains. The filing arrives as IBIT drew $665 million in one day, even while Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC saw outflows.
JPMorgan’s research projects bitcoin could return about 10% annually over the next decade, more than stocks, bonds and gold. It is the first time the bank has put a range on bitcoin returns, but the forecast does not mean JPMorgan considers bitcoin a straightforward portfolio holding.
The CFTC is pushing back against CME Group’s legal challenge to how the agency treats perpetual futures, arguing CME has not shown the policy is harming it. The dispute comes as the CFTC has approved its first bitcoin perpetual contract, putting the rules for these products in court.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES The watchlist is uniformly lower but the losses remain contained: BTC fell 0.9% to $81,525, ETH declined 1.3% to $2,386.54, and SOL slipped…
Deutsche Bank is nearing a German launch for a crypto custody service and is targeting expansion into Asia in 2027. The service is expected to support bitcoin, ether and the stablecoins USDC, EURC and EURAU, with the bank managing customers’ wallets and private keys.
1. OVERNIGHT MOVES Watchlist price action remains contained: BTC rose 0.7% to $82,505, ETH gained 0.4% to $2,423.48, and SOL advanced 1.1% to $105.18.
An X post by @arvyMacroCycles argues that every U.S. midterm election year over the past 50 years brought a market drawdown, listing declines from 8% to 35% between 1974 and 2018. The post gives no 2022 figure in the supplied text, and it does not identify which market the percentages describe.
Market analysts argue that Bitcoin is entering a structurally bullish phase driven by macro liquidity and institutional demand, leaving traditional four-year cycle theories behind. The panel also highlighted significant regulatory relief following FinCEN's withdrawal of proposed self-custody restrictions.
Crypto analyst Ben Cowen told Real Vision's Kris Bullock that Bitcoin's unexpected move above its May high and 50-week moving average has shifted market momentum back to the bulls.
Nine crypto firms have formed a Quantum Alliance to create open standards for testing whether blockchain systems can withstand attacks from future quantum computers. The group is modeled on the Internet Engineering Task Force, while forecasts cited in the report put the first practical attack in the late 2020s.