761 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 24, 2026.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen nearly $3 billion in inflows over six days, erasing a $5.8 billion deficit from earlier this year and pushing 2026 net inflows to $800 million.
Researchers have outlined a method for private Bitcoin transfers inspired by Zcash's shielded transactions. The system uses zero-knowledge proofs but still needs a way to lock and release real BTC. This could enhance Bitcoin's privacy without requiring a hard fork, but experts have raised concerns about anonymity and quantum resistance.
Total market cap shed 2.17% to $2.895T, with 24h volume declining to $94.6B — a 10% drop from yesterday's $105.58B.
Benjamin Cowen, a well-known crypto analyst, clarified his viral tweet on Bitcoin's price movement, which garnered nearly 4 million views. He emphasized the importance of macro liquidity catalysts and technical indicators in his recent videos.
Bitcoin traders are bracing for a $15 billion options expiry on Friday, September 26, with a heavy concentration of call options at the $100,000 strike price. The event is expected to amplify volatility as bulls bet on a breakout.
Bitget, a major crypto exchange, has detected nearly $352 million in unauthorized transfers from its wallets, likely due to a hack. The exchange has temporarily halted withdrawals to investigate. This follows a series of high-profile security breaches in the crypto space this year.
Bitcoin ETFs have erased a $5.8 billion deficit from earlier this year, now showing $800 million in net inflows for 2026. The turnaround coincides with a broader altcoin rally and Bitcoin consolidating near $84,000.
Researchers have proposed a method to add Zcash-style privacy to Bitcoin without requiring a soft fork. The plan uses zero-knowledge proofs and encrypted notes, but experts have raised concerns about anonymity and quantum resistance.
A split tape with a clear compositional winner. Total market cap shed 0.92% to $2.905T, yet every watchlist asset printed green: BTC $84,963 (+1.7%), ETH…
Bitcoin broke $80,000, drawing institutional demand. ETF inflows hit their highest since November 2024. Analysts from K33, Nexo, and 21Shares flag $87K–$88K resistance, but rising odds of an October Fed rate hike have cooled the rally, with BTC slipping back below $85,000.
Total market cap shed 6.32% to $2.827T, the largest single-session decline since the September 13 volume collapse.
Nearly $18 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire on Friday, with Bitcoin's options book being 'call-heavy.' This could significantly impact short-term market volatility and dealer hedging strategies. The large volume of call options suggests bullish sentiment among traders.
Total market cap shed 2.65% to $2.93T, with 24h volume declining to $120.5B from yesterday's $140.5B — a 14% drop that snaps the three-day volume recovery.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1 billion in inflows on Monday, marking the 9th largest single-day inflow ever. This surge came as Bitcoin prices reached their highest levels since January. The funds pulled in more on Monday than across the entire previous week, which had seen the weakest net inflow in their history.
A mixed session with BTC leading the watchlist. Total market cap at $2.917T (-0.69% 24h), but the headline masks a compositional divergence.
Circle has launched a new service enabling institutional clients to borrow USDC by using their Bitcoin holdings as collateral. This allows them to access liquidity without selling their Bitcoin, a move that could attract more institutional interest in stablecoins.
Hyperliquid has launched perpetual futures tied to the 'Bitcoin VIX,' enabling traders to go long or short on Bitcoin's 30-day volatility. This marks a significant step in crypto derivatives, offering new hedging and speculation opportunities.
The broad green conviction that defined September 19 has returned with greater force. Total market cap surged 2.35% to $2.873T, with 24h volume recovering to…
Strategy CEO Phong Le wants to position MicroStrategy as the 'JPMorgan of Bitcoin' by making markets and providing liquidity. He envisions serving an 8-billion-person economy. This follows MicroStrategy's significant Bitcoin holdings and recent financial challenges.
Bitcoin ETFs rebounded with a $433 million inflow on Friday, with Fidelity's FBTC contributing $310.7 million. Meanwhile, ether funds saw their first outflow in five weeks, marking a shift in investor sentiment.
REX Asset Management has launched the ASSX ETF, providing 2x daily leveraged exposure to Strive, a company that holds Bitcoin as a treasury reserve. This new product allows traders to amplify their bets on Strive's performance without directly owning the stock.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reportedly blocked Binance from expanding into the EU. This move reflects growing regulatory scrutiny of crypto exchanges in Europe, particularly from Lagarde, who has been vocal about her preference for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) over decentralized cryptocurrencies.
The broad green conviction from yesterday reversed sharply. Total market cap shed 4.89% to $2.73T, with 24h volume collapsing to $75.7B — down 37% from…
Jay Jacobs, US head of equity ETFs at BlackRock, detailed how spot crypto funds have expanded market access and compressed Bitcoin's volatility. He also discussed BlackRock's thematic investment strategy and critical physical bottlenecks facing artificial intelligence expansion.