765 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 25, 2026.
The structural reversal that began August 20 is experiencing its first real test. Total market cap shed 4.83% to $2.58T, with volume collapsing from…
A group of about 20 developers is scanning the Bitcoin ecosystem for AI-discoverable flaws, warning that cheap, powerful AI models have handed attackers unprecedented reach. The team is acting as a red team to find and fix vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
Over $4 billion in Bitcoin short positions were liquidated in a single day, suggesting a major shift in market sentiment. This follows a 25% weekly price surge, breaking key resistance levels and potentially marking the end of the bear market.
Jan3 CEO Samson Mow outlined his firm's 'Omega 60' pricing model, which targets a $750,000 Bitcoin price as a critical threshold where fiat currencies lose structural relevance. In a wide-ranging interview, Mow also projected MicroStrategy stock to reach $5,000 per share while detailing the impact of corporate treasury adoption.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes attributes Bitcoin's rally toward $70,000 to the U.S. Treasury doubling its long-term debt buybacks, framing the move as implicit yield curve control. Hayes also shared tactical bets on Ethereum and announced his new AI project, Flop Labs.
The structural reversal that began on August 20 continues to extend with conviction. BTC $77,524 (+2.6%) — now $2,524 above the $75k reclaim level flagged on…
Coldcard released a firmware update after a $114 million Bitcoin theft. The update fixes bugs unrelated to the exploited flaw and won't recover stolen funds. AI tools helped identify additional issues during the three-week review.
The structural reversal flagged yesterday has extended with conviction. BTC closed at $75,456 (+8.0%) — reclaiming the $75k level for the first time since May…
Bitcoin broke out of a six-week trading range, hitting $71,000 as $3 billion in short positions were liquidated in the largest short squeeze since at least 2021.
Bitcoin broke through $72,000 Thursday, its highest price since June, as a rapid rally wiped out $3 billion in short positions. This marks the largest short squeeze in Bitcoin's history, challenging a long-standing bearish trend.
Bitcoin has surged toward $70,000 following U.S. Treasury buyback announcements aimed at capping long-term bond yields. Analysis from The Bitcoin Layer suggests that active government management of sovereign debt markets is reinforcing global liquidity and boosting risk assets.
Industry veteran Dr. Dana Love cautions that Bitcoin faces heightened market and governance risks, predicting further downside before a true bottom is reached. He also addresses MicroStrategy's capital reserves, ETF performance, and the slim legislative odds for the U.S. Clarity Act.
The watchlist prints its most structurally significant session since the data set began. BTC $69,802 (+8.6%) — the largest single-day gain since the June 11…
VanEck reports that 8 out of 12 key indicators suggest Bitcoin's price drop may be bottoming out. Long-term holders have sold off 356,000 BTC in the past month, reducing their share of the total supply below 60%.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a significant $189 million inflow on Tuesday, bringing August's total to $951 million. This marks a strong month for Bitcoin investment products, with Ether ETFs also adding $71.5 million.
Bitcoin surged 6% to $68,000, wiping out $1.4 billion in short positions. The rally followed the U.S. Treasury's decision to double its bond buybacks, which boosted risk appetite across markets.
On-chain analysts James Check and Joe Consorti argue that Bitcoin is undergoing a prolonged phase of time pain and seller exhaustion, remaining resilient near $65,000 despite macroeconomic headwinds.
A near-flat session across the watchlist with no structural conviction, but the trending board tells a different story.
Metaplanet, a Japanese firm, is launching a U.S. bitcoin treasury company through a $135 million nanocap deal. The company is contributing 2,100 bitcoin and $2.5 million in cash to the new venture, called Metaplanet USA.
Citi plans to let institutional clients hold Bitcoin and traditional assets through the same custody framework, signaling growing mainstream adoption of crypto by major financial institutions.
A mild coordinated green session, but the trending board tells the real story. BTC $64,379 (+1.3%), ETH $1,903.80 (+0.1%), SOL $75.97 (+0.5%).
Tudor Investment Corp. raised its iShares Bitcoin Trust stake 18.9% to 688,529 shares worth $22.9 million in Q2, while sharply cutting its call options—a shift from leveraged bets toward direct spot exposure.
A mild coordinated green session breaks the nine-day sub-1.5% drift streak — the longest in the data set.
Cboe has asked regulators to approve the first 3x leveraged bitcoin and ether ETFs in the US. These would be the first of their kind in the country, following similar products in Europe.