Is Bitcoin price going to crash again?
Bitcoin’s failure to breach the $73,808 all-time high could be an early sign that a price reversal is beginning.
Bitcoin’s failure to breach the $73,808 all-time high could be an early sign that a price reversal is beginning.
As institutional interest in Bitcoin soars, the crypto community grapples with fundamental questions about custody and control.
Bitget Wallet’s Telegram Mini App, Bitget Wallet Lite mini, has attracted more than six million users in just three days after its soft launch.
A public relations firm claims Satoshi Nakamoto will reveal their “legal identity” at an upcoming press conference, but spelling gaffes, broken links, and AI-generated press…
Riot has reduced its hashrate projections due to delays in expansion at its recently acquired Kentucky facility.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF recorded $875 million of inflows on Oct. 30, surpassing its previous record by around 3%.
Robinhood also reported a 76% year-on-year increase in assets under custody, attributed to rising crypto valuations.
The popular Lottie Player animations library was hacked to push a crypto-draining popup on multiple websites, which has now been fixed.
Continued ETF inflows could help push Bitcoin to an all-time high, which the asset came within $200 of on Oct. 29.
Bitcoin appears primed for new highs before 2025, according to numerous BTC price metrics.