607 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
Financial observer Joe Carlasare argues that Bitcoin's recent 50% drawdown signals a maturing asset class, setting the stage for structural growth and potential new highs above $200,000.
Total market cap shed 3.13% to $2.62T, with 24h volume at $76.8B — roughly flat from yesterday's $79.1B but still 60% below the $192.7B peak on August 22.
Metaplanet, a Japanese Bitcoin treasury company, transferred 4,800 BTC ($377M) to Coinbase Prime this week. This represents over 29% of its reported Bitcoin holdings. The move raises questions about potential sales or trading strategies.
Strive Asset Management has bought 1,800 Bitcoin for $143 million, increasing its total holdings to 23,156 BTC. This makes it the fifth-largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin as the crypto market rebounds.
Bitcoin remained stable despite U.S. strikes on Iran, which rattled global markets. The cryptocurrency is up 24% this month, its best performance since November 2024.
Total market cap shed 2.80% to $2.65T, with 24h volume recovering to $79.1B — nearly double yesterday's $40.1B but still 59% below the $192.7B peak on August…
Sber, Russia’s largest bank, will accept Tether (USDT), Ethereum (ETH), and Bitcoin (BTC) as collateral for loans under the country’s new regulated crypto trading law. This move signals growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies in Russia despite skepticism about the digital ruble.
Galaxy Research reports that Bitcoin wallets untouched for over a decade are moving at an unusual pace in 2026, with six ancient wallets transferring $40 million in a single 10-day stretch this month.
The structural reversal that began August 20 has entered its fourth consecutive session of retracement, with the volume profile deteriorating to levels not…
Investment analyst Jordi Visser outlined a long-term framework for Bitcoin to reach up to $1 million as digital asset infrastructure expands to service autonomous AI agents. In a recent interview, Visser detailed how capital is beginning to shift from AI hardware trades into tokenization and smart contract platforms.
The structural reversal that began August 20 has extended its retracement into a third session. Total market cap shed 4.63% to $2.64T, with 24h volume…
The first Bitcoin transaction using quantum-resistant technology was successfully broadcast. This milestone was achieved without requiring a hard fork, demonstrating a new way to future-proof Bitcoin against quantum computing threats. The Sharknet Foundation presented the breakthrough at Bitcoin Asia.
Researchers using AI found a serious security flaw in the Bitcoin Lightning Network that could let attackers steal funds. Developers are working on fixes, but users should review their security practices immediately.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced plans to double its long-end bond buyback operations after 30-year Treasury yields reached 5.31%. Treasury officials indicated the strategy serves as an explicit market signal to manage long-term government borrowing costs.
Venture capitalist and author Eric Yakes discusses how recent Treasury maneuvers, muted drawdowns, and the expansion of stablecoin reserves are accelerating Bitcoin's transition into a global countercyclical asset.
The structural reversal that began August 20 has suffered its most aggressive single-session retracement since the August 23 pullback.
StarkWare successfully executed the first Bitcoin transaction resistant to quantum computing threats. However, they warn that Bitcoin still needs a protocol-level upgrade for full protection.
Developers are holding details for two weeks while fixes reach operators, in the second Lightning security emergency this month traced to AI work on Bitcoin code.
Crypto investor Arthur Hayes expects persistent government money printing to propel Bitcoin to $250,000 without a traditional financial crisis, while detailing his portfolio strategy and a new AI compute project.
The structural reversal that began August 20 has resumed with authority after yesterday's pullback.
A massive $6.4 billion in Bitcoin options is set to expire this Friday, following a recent price surge from $62,000 to $80,000. This could lead to significant price swings as market makers adjust their positions.
The structural reversal that began August 20 is experiencing its most significant retracement since the initial August 23 pullback.
Strive purchased 1,110 bitcoin for $81.5 million, raising its total holdings to 21,356 BTC as the seventh-largest public company holder.
Bitcoin's rapid rebound to the $80,000 level faces a key technical barrier at its 50-week moving average. Analyst Benjamin Cowen examines macro liquidity catalysts, whale activity, and cycle history to assess the sustainability of the rally.