442 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 27, 2026.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen record outflows totaling $2.8 billion over nine consecutive days, signaling cooling demand. This trend coincides with reduced accumulation by large investors, or 'whales,' underscoring a trying time for the crypto market.
The entire US Constitution has been inscribed on the Bitcoin blockchain. Someone paid an $83 transaction fee to permanently store the document in a Bitcoin block.
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Texas has appointed a five-member advisory committee to oversee its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as the state prepares to transition from ETF exposure to directly custodied bitcoin.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. has seized up to $1 billion in cryptocurrency linked to Iran. This marks one of the largest crypto-related seizures in U.S. history, targeting funds allegedly tied to illicit activities.
Coinkite has released the Coldcard MK5, building on the MK4's dual secure element security with a larger Gorilla Glass screen, redesigned buttons, and improved NFC capabilities for smoother Bitcoin transactions.
Andrew Gault, a venture capitalist who funded quantum hardware labs, warns Bitcoin's biggest quantum risk isn't wallet keys but a broader threat. Google's own security team shifted focus in the same direction this March.
The CFTC has approved the first U.S.-listed bitcoin perpetual futures, allowing Coinbase to connect American traders to global crypto derivatives markets. This move significantly expands access to crypto trading options for U.S. investors.
The CFTC has approved Kalshi to offer Bitcoin perpetual futures in the U.S. This marks the first time such contracts are available to American traders. The move could expand crypto derivatives trading options for retail investors.
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CryptoQuant reports that bitcoin whale and dolphin accumulation has stalled, indicating weak demand and a deteriorating holding structure.
Bitcoin ETFs have experienced their longest withdrawal streak since January 2024, with investors pulling out $2.8 billion. This comes as bitcoin lags behind the performance of AI and semiconductor stocks.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have now surpassed $100 billion in total net inflows, according to data from Stacy Muur. This milestone highlights the growing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin as an investment vehicle.
Bitcoin's long-term holder supply has hit a record high, but analysts suggest this reflects a lack of new buyers rather than strong conviction. Weaker ETF demand and bearish prediction market odds support this view.
Texas is moving its $10 million Bitcoin reserve from BlackRock's IBIT ETF to direct custody, hiring a crypto custodian to manage the state's holdings. This shift reflects a growing trend among institutions to take direct control of their Bitcoin assets.
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A pseudonymous claimant is suing for legal ownership of 3.8 million Bitcoin in dormant addresses, valued at $293 billion. The plaintiff doesn't hold the private keys but argues they should still be recognized as the rightful owner.
Billionaire Mark Cuban has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with Bitcoin, calling it a disappointment. He cited its lack of utility and volatility as key reasons for his change of heart. Cuban, once a crypto enthusiast, now prefers other blockchain technologies.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) now supports Bitcoin addresses, allowing users to send and receive BTC using human-readable names. This integration bridges the gap between Ethereum and Bitcoin networks, making crypto transactions more user-friendly.
Kraken has introduced a new Bitcoin vault product that lets users earn yield on their holdings. In just 10 hours, the product attracted $30 million in Bitcoin deposits from 4,000 unique wallets.
The CME is launching round-the-clock Bitcoin futures trading, eliminating the weekend gaps that traders have long watched for opportunities. Three gaps from earlier sessions remain unresolved, however.
Elon Musk is reportedly considering merging Tesla and SpaceX, creating the world's fifth-largest corporate bitcoin treasury worth $3.3 billion. This move would solidify his tech empire's influence in the crypto space.
Banca Sella is the first Italian bank to receive EU authorization for bitcoin and crypto services under the MiCA regulation. This milestone marks a significant step for crypto adoption in traditional banking.
A new bill aims to require U.S. government agencies to purchase only domestically mined Bitcoin, which critics say could centralize the network. The legislation could also create regulatory uncertainty for miners and users.