Bitcoin

Crypto research firms Bitwise and LowTech offer contrasting Bitcoin forecasts for late 2026, weighing institutional demand and inflation against Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.

A crypto scammer lost 4.8 million dollars in Bitcoin after using tampered Ledger hardware wallets. The incident highlights a broader supply chain breach involving 103.4 million dollars stolen globally.

Cryptocurrency markets showed a negative trend as Bitcoin traded at $81,246. Meanwhile, viral social media posts predicting Bitcoin at $145,000 face skepticism due to lack of verification.

A viral 4chan crypto prediction targeting $145,000 for Bitcoin in October 2026 faces heavy skepticism due to unverified origins, altered data, and mathematical flaws.

Bitcoin hovers around $83,400 amid market volatility and declining institutional inflows, while Asian tech stocks face steep drops over AI valuation concerns.

Crypto markets trended downward on Wednesday as Bitcoin fell to $83,692. Meanwhile, European retailers pulled Ledger hardware wallets over unapproved component modifications.

South Korea's Jeonbuk Bank became the first in the nation to offer corporate loans backed by Bitcoin. Enabled by new legal frameworks, the service provides liquidity to businesses without requiring asset sales.

Israeli crypto exchange Bit2C is being acquired by eToro in a deal involving asset deficit coverage and continuation of services for local users.

Global markets grapple with multi-year high US Treasury yields, energy inflation risks, and soaring AI infrastructure costs. Analysts weigh growth valuations, crypto resilience, and geopolitical headwinds.

Leading cryptocurrencies experienced a negative trend this week, led by Bitcoin dropping to $82,534.2 and Ethereum falling by 9.19% to $2,492.49.

Bitcoin fell below $83,000 to $82,734 on Wednesday amid rising oil prices, surging US bond yields, and renewed tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.

Cryptocurrency markets faced heavy losses as Bitcoin dropped to $83,614 and Ethereum fell over 5%. Dollar-pegged stablecoins remained stable amid the broader market downturn.

Strategy purchased 334 additional Bitcoins for $28.7 million, bringing its total holdings to 848,000 coins with an estimated paper profit of $9 billion.

The crypto market remains stable as Bitcoin trades around $85,270 and investors await monetary easing catalysts amidst high global interest rates and soaring stablecoin reserves.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $102.7 million in net inflows on the first day of October, rebounding from previous outflows and bringing total assets to $109.3 billion.

A sharp rise in altcoin deposits on crypto exchanges signals potential selling pressure, even as capital begins shifting from Bitcoin toward specific sectors like DeFi and AI.

Bitcoin dropped to $83,000 amid rising US-Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, triggering over $300 million in crypto liquidations while spot ETFs continued seeing strong inflows.

Cryptocurrency markets tumbled as Bitcoin traded at $83,076 and Ethereum dropped to $2,667. The downturn reflects a classic Risk-Off sentiment driven by US monetary tightening expectations and macro data uncertainty.

Bitcoin surged 8.67% to $84,183 amid broader crypto gains, while financial disclosures revealed extensive July securities trading in US President Donald Trump's portfolio.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices plunged amid sharp Wall Street declines and a historic surge in US bond yields to levels unseen since 2008. Bitcoin dropped below $83,000.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with positive inflows driven by a Friday rebound, while Ethereum funds recorded net withdrawals, ending a four-week positive streak.

Tel Aviv stocks opened a shortened trading week with gains following strong global tech rallies. Meanwhile, bond yields hover near 5% and Bitcoin crosses $85,000.

Wall Street's Nasdaq hit a record above 27,100 and Bitcoin surged to $86,000, boosted by U.S.-Iran diplomacy, oil drops, and SEC approval for tokenized stock trading.

Bitcoin climbed past $85,000 in a strong market rally, gaining 6.5% in 24 hours. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan declared the crypto winter over as capital rotates back from AI stocks.

Investor Jason Calacanis called Bitcoin a "dead cat" despite its surge past $81,000, triggering fierce pushback from industry heavyweights Michael Saylor and Cathie Wood.

Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl suggests Bitcoin has hit its cycle bottom at around $76,000, giving clients a green light for digital asset allocation.

The digital asset market shows daily gains while maintaining mixed weekly trends. Bitcoin trades at 76,930.1 dollars with a 1.24% daily rise, whereas BNB stands out with positive weekly and daily yields.

The US House committees have advanced two major crypto bills, including the American Reserve Modernization Act to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act to clarify federal tax rules.

Wall Street indices fell and 10-year Treasury yields hit 5.04% as investors reduced risk ahead of the Federal Reserve rate decision. Oil prices crossed $105 per barrel amid inflation concerns.

Strive has acquired 469 additional Bitcoins for $36.6 million, bringing its total reserves to 25,000 coins valued at $1.95 billion while funding purchases through preferred shares.

Cryptocurrency market shows positive trends on Monday as Bitcoin rises 1.44% to $77,885.4 and Ethereum gains 1.31%, while Tether records a slight dip.

The digital currency market closed the week with a negative trend. Bitcoin dropped 5.05% to $76,923, while Ripple plunged 7.45% and Ethereum declined 2.45%.

A 22-year-old Singaporean citizen pleaded guilty in a Washington federal court to leading a cybercrime network that stole over $245 million in cryptocurrency through social engineering.

The cryptocurrency market shows positive momentum, led by Bitcoin rising 1.45% to $79,584.9 and Ethereum gaining 1.28% to $2,512.11. Meanwhile, Ripple outperforms major altcoins with a 2.74% jump.

Roughly 4,000 bitcoins worth $320 million were stolen from the Liquid network, sparking speculation over whether advanced artificial intelligence like OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra was used.

Fintech giant Block, led by Jack Dorsey, has applied to the OCC to establish Builders Bank & Trust to offer digital asset custody under federal regulation.

The Crypto Wealth Report 2026 by Henley & Partners reveals 135,694 crypto millionaires globally, with 23 billionaires. Singapore and the UAE lead the digital asset friendliness index amid expanding global regulations.

Twelve dormant bitcoin wallets from March 2010 have reactivated to transfer 600 bitcoins worth $48 million. Analysts confirmed the coordinated move belongs to a single early miner with no links to Satoshi Nakamoto.

Singaporean hacker Malone Lam, 22, is set to plead guilty in a US federal court for a $240 million cryptocurrency heist targeting a single Washington investor. Lam spent the stolen funds on luxury cars, mansions, and private jets before being arrested by the FBI.

US airstrikes on Iran triggered a sharp decline in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin demonstrated relative resilience, dropping only 1%, while Solana and Tron fell over 3%, and Ethereum and XRP lost around 2%.

The cryptocurrency market recorded gains with Bitcoin trading at $79,934 and Binance Coin surging 7.52% daily. USDC was the only major digital asset to post a minor decline.

The cryptocurrency market recorded weekly gains as Bitcoin rose 1.66% to $81,179.9. A Friday surge of 4.56% led a broader market rally, boosting major altcoins including Ethereum and Ripple.

A green and positive trend is sweeping the digital currency market as Bitcoin crosses a dramatic threshold, but another coin manages to surprise investors with the strongest daily rise.

The crypto market has been trading in a positive trend over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin maintains its status at the top with a moderate increase, here is what happened to the other currencies.

A red trend and broad weakness were recorded today among the leading digital currencies, as Bitcoin and Ethereum lose ground and only stablecoins manage to provide a relative anchor for investors.

The digital currency market is struggling to establish a clear direction as Bitcoin maintains relative stability, while XRP records the most significant weekly decline among major assets.

The world's largest corporate holder has resumed purchases after a break of about ten weeks, during which it even sold coins. Why is Michael Saylor's return considered an event that the entire market is watching, and what does it signal about the state of Bitcoin?

The company most identified with Bitcoin acquisitions is returning to the market with another purchase of thousands of coins. How much did it spend and what might this move say about its strategy in the current period?

With the closing of trading on Monday in the USA, August has effectively ended. The four main indices — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the small-cap Russell 2000 — finished the month with gains, with the Nasdaq recording the largest increase of 4.5%.

Heavy negative pressure was recorded among leading digital currencies as Bitcoin trades below a key threshold, but another well-known coin is recording the most prominent weekly crash.