613 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 10, 2026.
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.
A massive $1.3 billion Bitcoin ETF trade by BlackRock shook the market. This is one of the largest institutional Bitcoin ETF prints ever recorded. The trade crossed around 35,000 BTC.
Bitcoin Depot, a major operator of Bitcoin ATMs, has filed for bankruptcy and taken all 9,000 of its machines offline. This sudden closure leaves users without access to these convenient crypto purchase points.
Five anonymous Bitcoin addresses permanently removed 107 BTC from circulation, worth $8.2 million. This rare action highlights Bitcoin's scarcity and the power of permanent destruction.
Bitcoin dropped from $79,000 to $74,000 before rebounding to $77,000, with market activity cooling. Despite softer sentiment, easing sell pressure suggests early signs of stabilization.
MoonPay's new app enables users to purchase Bitcoin, XRP, and other cryptocurrencies through ChatGPT. This integration makes crypto buying as easy as chatting with a bot.
MicroStrategy has built a $65 billion Bitcoin stash, making it one of the largest corporate holders. The firm's strategy involved strategic buys during market dips, including a major purchase in early 2026.
Bitcoin's price fell under $75,000 overnight, marking its lowest point in a month. This drop comes as crypto ETFs lost over $1.25 billion this week, triggering significant market liquidations.
Nasdaq is introducing Bitcoin options, pending regulatory approval. This move could make it easier for both institutional and retail investors to manage crypto risk. The offering is expected to launch in the coming months.
A new report from Ledn predicts the bitcoin-backed lending market could grow to $1 trillion within a decade. This growth is driven by strong borrower demand and increasing adoption of crypto-collateralized loans.
A U.S. representative introduced a bill to establish a strategic bitcoin reserve, gaining bipartisan support. This move could significantly impact the country's financial strategy and bitcoin's role in it.
Rep. Matt Van Epps introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 to make the national Bitcoin reserve permanent. This move reflects Nashville's growing status as a major Bitcoin hub, highlighting the city's influence in the crypto space.
F2Pool co-founder Chun Wang has booked a SpaceX Starship flight to fly by Mars, ahead of any planned human landings. This marks the first private mission to the Red Planet. Wang is a well-known figure in the Bitcoin community, having co-founded one of the largest mining pools, F2Pool.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen $1.26 billion in outflows, but analysts suggest this could be a contrarian buying signal. Historically, such outflows have created favorable conditions for long-term accumulation rather than panic selling.
Bitcoin has ended its longest period of underperformance and is expected to outpace traditional assets like stocks and bonds. Mark Connors, former Credit Suisse CIO, attributes this to stubborn inflation and Bitcoin's historical resilience.
The Bitcoin Vector #56, presented by Glassnode, explores the latest trends in Bitcoin's market maturity. The report highlights key indicators and insights from Swissblock and Willy Woo, offering a deeper understanding of BTC's current state.
Billionaire Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin, arguing it failed as a hedge against fiat weakness. His move highlights ongoing debate about Bitcoin's role as a safe-haven asset.
Trump Media is selling 2,650 Bitcoin (worth ~$205 million) after reporting $455 million in losses. This move highlights the financial struggles of the company and the volatility of Bitcoin investments.
Blockchain.com, a long-standing crypto firm, has taken a step toward going public by filing for an IPO. This move follows a trend of crypto companies seeking to list on major exchanges. The company has not yet disclosed financial details or a timeline for the offering.
Bitcoin Depot, the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America, has filed for bankruptcy. The company cited financial difficulties and a challenging regulatory environment as key factors. This comes as a surprise to many, as Bitcoin Depot had over 7,000 ATMs across the U.S. and Canada, making it a significant player in the crypto space.
Trump Media & Technology Group has moved over $200 million in Bitcoin, though it's unclear if they're selling. Arkham Intelligence reports the company has significant losses on its holdings. The move raises questions about the company's financial strategy and the future of its crypto investments.
The SEC has approved Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options, but trading won't start until the CFTC also gives its approval. These cash-settled contracts will trade under the ticker QBTC on the Phlx exchange.