442 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 27, 2026.
Bhutan claims it has not sold any bitcoin, despite blockchain data showing over $1 billion in BTC moved from wallets linked to the country in the past year. The discrepancy highlights the challenges of tracking crypto holdings at a national level.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to break above $70,000, with weak demand and heavy short positioning. The market remains range-bound, but short squeezes could still occur.
Bitcoin has retreated from its recent high near $80,000, settling around $78,000. This volatility follows a sharp rally, indicating a more reactive market phase.
Institutional interest in crypto remains strong, with notable shifts in fund returns and structured product trends. Bitcoin still dominates, but Ethereum and altcoins are gaining traction among large investors.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF, $MSBT, has officially begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange. This marks a significant step for institutional Bitcoin investment.
Lombard Finance is shifting its $1 billion in Bitcoin assets from LayerZero to Chainlink after a major exploit. The move comes following the Kelp DAO hack, which resulted in a $292 million loss.
Bitcoin miner IREN has secured $3 billion in convertible notes to fund its shift into AI infrastructure, marking one of the largest financings in the sector. The deal reflects strong investor confidence in AI-driven growth opportunities.
Bitcoin is pushing toward $85K, with strong ETF demand and persistent short positions. However, overhead supply may limit further gains without stronger spot market support. The price is currently at $80K, testing key resistance levels.
Bitcoin climbed from $77,000 to $82,000 last week as buying activity increased, but options markets still signal high uncertainty. The rise was driven by stronger spot demand and futures trading, though momentum slowed near the peak.
Bitcoin has rebounded above $80,000 due to ETF inflows and strong spot demand. However, weaker capital inflows and significant supply near $86,000 are dampening investor confidence.
Bitcoin prices remain stable despite institutional selling, with ETF outflows at their worst since February. Analysts attribute this to profit-taking rather than panic, as Treasury yields surge.
Bitcoin's price jumped 3% to surpass $82,000 as the Senate advanced the Clarity Act. STRC's Bitcoin trading volume hit $1 billion in a single day, fueling a boom in Bitcoin-backed credit.
Glassnode has introduced new tools to visualize Bitcoin options volatility over time. These heatmaps let users track expected price swings across different strike prices and expiration dates. The feature helps traders assess market sentiment and potential price movements more clearly.
CME Group will introduce market-cap-weighted crypto index futures on June 8, covering Bitcoin and six other assets. This is the first such contract backed by Nasdaq, offering a new way to trade crypto derivatives.
JPMorgan significantly increased its exposure to Bitcoin ETFs in the first quarter, with a 174% rise in holdings of BlackRock’s IBIT. The bank also added positions in select Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana-linked funds, reflecting a broader institutional shift toward crypto assets.
A Bitcoin owner claims AI assistant Claude helped recover access to a wallet containing $400,000 in BTC. The post has drawn millions of views on social media, sparking interest in AI's role in crypto recovery.
Glassnode now tracks IBIT options, offering a window into how institutions manage Bitcoin risk and hedging strategies. This data reveals new details about market sentiment and trading behavior.
Charles Schwab, a brokerage giant with $11.77 trillion in assets, has launched a spot Bitcoin trading platform for U.S. retail clients. This move signals growing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin by traditional financial institutions.
Bitcoin held by long-term investors has surged to nearly 4 million BTC, a 300% increase since late 2025. This indicates strong confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value among a growing group of investors.
Charles Schwab now allows select US customers to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through their existing investment accounts. This move marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption by a major financial institution.
Yield Basis has launched an automated market maker (AMM) that offers Bitcoin yield without impermanent loss (IL). The platform has already captured a significant share of BTC DEX liquidity, making it a notable player in the space.
Charles Schwab has started offering bitcoin and ether trading to a select group of U.S. customers. This marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption.
The Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor known for his positive stance on Bitcoin, to the Federal Reserve Board. This move could position him to become the next Fed chair, influencing U.S. monetary policy and digital asset regulations.