607 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
Goldman Sachs has bought NEOS, a bitcoin income ETF provider, for $2.25 billion. This move expands Goldman's derivative platform to $130 billion in total ETF assets, directly competing with BlackRock's BITA fund, according to an analyst.
A near-flat session across the watchlist with no structural conviction. BTC $63,678 (-0.3%), ETH $1,888.41 (+1.0%), SOL $76.00 (+0.8%).
Casa CEO Nick Neuman reports 233,000 BTC were moved to safer storage after a Coldcard exploit, with data showing single-key Ledger and Trezor users shifting to multisig and multisig users removing Coldcard devices. This proves the resilience of self-custody solutions.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has sold over $500 million in BTC since June. The company is shifting how it funds dividends and manages its cash reserves. The sales come as Bitcoin prices have remained volatile.
The Bank of Russia has approved Bitcoin trading for retail investors, marking a significant shift in the country's stance on digital assets. This move follows years of restrictive policies and could open the market to millions of new investors.
Russia's central bank has allowed trading of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether for retail investors, while keeping XRP and other cryptocurrencies off-limits. This move comes as part of a broader effort to regulate the crypto market in the country.
A coordinated red session reverses the five-day green streak. BTC $63,927 (-2.0%), ETH $1,873.33 (-2.7%), SOL $75.71 (-1.5%).
Macro analyst Jordy Visser argues that recent central bank interventions and weakening labor data signal a critical shift favoring hard assets. As policy tools wear thin, Visser expects technical momentum and AI-driven network activity to catalyze Bitcoin's next run.
A mild coordinated green session extends the recovery bid into a fifth consecutive day, but conviction remains absent.
A hack on the Coldcard Bitcoin hardware wallet has resulted in over $111 million in stolen Bitcoin. The median loss per victim is 1 BTC, with the total theft likely exceeding $130 million. The hack was discovered in early August 2026, and the full extent of the damage is still being assessed.
A group of Bitcoin miners and developers have split off to create a minority chain after the main network rejected BIP-110, a proposal to limit non-financial data on Bitcoin. This split highlights a growing debate over how Bitcoin's block space should be used.
BTCPay has temporarily restricted remote access to Lightning nodes after attackers stole funds from some users. The total amount stolen and the number of affected operators remain unknown, but the breach highlights ongoing security challenges in the Lightning Network.
A Bitcoin address that hadn't moved funds since 2011 suddenly transferred 2,750 BTC (worth millions) on August 6, 2026. The wallet had been dormant for 15 years.
Blockware analysts Mitchell Askew and John Haar argue that key on-chain metrics and global macro indicators suggest Bitcoin has reached its cyclical floor. They anticipate a capital rotation back into Bitcoin as AI equities cool down.
A split session with a clear compositional outlier. BTC $64,814 (-0.2%), ETH $1,917.23 (+0.1%), SOL $76.38 (+2.3%).
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their highest weekly inflows since April, totaling $1 billion. This surge indicates renewed institutional interest in Bitcoin as an investment asset.
A Bitcoin developer warns that selling coins from the upcoming BIP-110 fork could lead to losses if a minority chain emerges. The safest move is to avoid selling until the chains are separated. This risk highlights the dangers of replay attacks in blockchain forks.
Bitcoin has reached block 961,632, triggering the controversial BIP-110 soft fork. The proposal has less than 3% miner support, with influential commentators opposing it. The soft fork is set to be activated in 2,016 blocks, or about 14 days, unless support increases.
A volunteer security effort says it has scanned 150 Bitcoin repositories, disclosed more than a dozen vulnerabilities, and is building an open-source AI platform to automate software security reviews.
BTCPay told users running LND to update immediately or take servers offline after attackers stole credentials that can control Lightning wallets and move funds.
Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten argued that Bitcoin is positioned at a key inflection point on its long-term adoption curve despite macro systemic risks. Speaking with Robin Seyr, Klippsten urged a renewed focus on individual education, self-custody standards, and open-source hardware tools.
A mild coordinated green session across the watchlist, with SOL leading for the first time in weeks.
BTCPay Server, a popular Bitcoin payment processor, has alerted users to a critical flaw being actively exploited. Users must update to the latest version and replace exposed credentials immediately. The flaw could compromise payment processing systems.
Bitcoin's BIP110 upgrade will activate this Saturday, aiming to reduce spam and improve network efficiency. The upgrade is mandatory for all nodes, and its success depends on miner and user cooperation.