613 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 10, 2026.
Bitcoin’s price has fallen to $74,300 as U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs experience significant outflows. Over the past two weeks, these funds have seen a total of $2.26 billion in withdrawals, impacting market sentiment.
A new bill aims to create a 1 million BTC reserve for the U.S. government, with a 20-year lockup period. It also requires quarterly proof-of-reserve disclosures and third-party audits.
Institutional investors are increasing their exposure to Bitcoin and structured products, with fund returns showing strong performance. This month's report highlights key trends in digital asset allocation and market demand.
A critical bug in Bitcoin's early code could have allowed unlimited coin creation. Developers fixed it within hours, but the incident highlights the risks of open-source software. The bug was discovered in 2010 and could have led to the creation of an infinite number of bitcoins.
US senators have introduced a bill requiring the government to hold Bitcoin for at least 20 years unless used to reduce national debt. This follows previous efforts to modernize national reserves with cryptocurrency.
A blockchain startup claims its quantum-resistant technology could safeguard Satoshi’s untouched Bitcoin and other dormant funds. The plan involves a soft fork to freeze and protect vulnerable BTC.
Bitcoin is trading near $77,500 as ETF outflows extend to four days and long liquidations increase. Analysts are watching $80,000 as the next key resistance level.
A new bill called the American Reserve Modernization Act would require the U.S. Treasury to hold Bitcoin for at least 20 years. This could significantly shift how the government views and uses digital assets.
Traders are heavily investing in Bitcoin options expecting prices to hit $82,000 by May 29. This comes as $6.25 billion in options contracts are set to expire, creating significant market volatility. Max pain is at $75,000, but call positioning is strong at $80,000.
Elon Musk's SpaceX owns 18,000 bitcoins, making it one of the largest corporate holders. The company is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering (IPO).
A user on X (formerly Twitter) claims to have discovered a Bitcoin wallet containing 200 BTC. The wallet's current value is approximately $12.6 million at current exchange rates.
Analytics firm Glassnode warns that nearly 10% of Bitcoin's supply could be compromised by a quantum computing breakthrough. The firm recommends implementing quantum-resistant solutions like BIP-360 to mitigate this risk.
Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, has bought SoftBank’s 26% stake in Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin-focused firm. This move expands Tether’s influence in Bitcoin lending, mining, and capital markets.
SpaceX disclosed holding 18,712 bitcoin worth $1.29 billion in its IPO filing. This is the first time the company has publicly detailed its crypto assets.
Bitcoin's price remains strong, but signs of slowing demand and crowded long positions suggest the rally may be losing steam. Weakening ETF inflows and spot market demand are key indicators to watch.
Bitcoin miners are becoming key players in AI infrastructure, controlling 27 GW of power and $90 billion in AI deals. This shift highlights their strategic advantage as electricity demand for data centers soars.
Several key Bitcoin indicators suggest the February selloff to $60,000 might have marked the market bottom. These include stabilized realized capitalization, elevated RHODL readings, and deeply negative funding rates.
South Carolina has banned state agencies from using central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and passed protections for Bitcoin miners. The new law prevents discriminatory zoning and licensing rules against miners, ensuring their operations are treated fairly.
Yan Liberman, a prominent crypto analyst, has called out Bitcoin's Lightning Network for its high fees, which he claims are making it impractical for everyday transactions. He argues that the fees are negating the benefits of using Bitcoin for small payments.
Bitcoin's price has dropped below $77,000 due to significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and large-scale liquidations. This marks a notable shift after a period of strong performance. The outflows exceeded $1 billion, indicating a loss of investor confidence in the short term.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $648 million in outflows on Monday, yet long-term Bitcoin holders continue to accumulate the cryptocurrency. This suggests a divergence between short-term traders and long-term investors.
Bitcoin traders are unusually defensive this bear market, reducing the risk of a leverage-driven collapse. This cautious approach may help limit the downside compared to past downturns. K33 Research highlights this unique market behavior.
Bitcoin fell to $76,700 due to record ETF outflows and rising rate-hike probabilities. Analysts warn of structural weaknesses in the recent rally.
Glassnode has analyzed how much Bitcoin could be at risk from quantum computing attacks. They found that about 23% of Bitcoin's supply is potentially vulnerable due to past transaction patterns.