Bitcoin
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops 10.09% in Second-Largest Decline of 2026
June price crash squeezes miner margins, pulls hashrate offline, triggers major network adjustment
Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Buying After Small Sale, Highlighting Treasury Flexibility
Strategy's ($MSTR) small sale of Bitcoin (BTC)—just 32 coins—briefly rattled a market conditioned to treat Michael Saylor as the avatar of ‘never sell.' But what followed mattered far more: the company soon added 1,550 BTC, underscoring that the real story is not whether an iconic holder can sell, but whether it can sell and still retain the financial flexibility to buy back in.
Bitcoin Adopted by Wikileaks 15 Years Ago: How It Happened
Fifteen years ago today, on June 14, 2011, the whistleblowing organization WikiLeaks fundamentally changed the trajectory of decentralized finance by officially adopting Bitcoin.
Strategy Inc. Hints at More Bitcoin Purchases as Saylor Posts Cryptic Market Tease
Strategy Inc. holds 845,256 BTC at $75,682 average as Saylor signals another purchase is coming.
Bitcoin could crash to $48,000, if this historical pattern is triggered
A pattern stretching back to bitcoin's earliest days has held through every market cycle. It has yet to be tested in the current one.
Cardano's Charles Hoskinson clarifies disputed 1,096 BTC payment from project's early days
The dispute highlights the need for transparency in crypto governance, potentially impacting investor trust and regulatory scrutiny on Cardano. Cardano's Charles Hoskinson clarifies disputed 1,096 BTC payment from project's early days.
Bitcoin Faces Quantum Risk as Coinbase Council Warns of 7 Million BTC Exposure
Coinbase's quantum computing and blockchain advisory council has thrown a difficult question back at the crypto industry: if quantum machines eventually break today's cryptography, what happens to Bitcoin (BTC) that can't—or won't—move to quantum-resistant addresses? In a report released in June titled “Post-Quantum Migration and Abandoned Coins”, the independent group argues that the core problem is not merely technical.
Bitcoin Emerges as Barometer of Liquidity Expansion and Global Tech Rivalry
As governments pump money into advanced technology races while debt burdens swell and valuations look stretched, Bitcoin (BTC) is emerging as a mirror to a larger imbalance: the collision between an aging monetary order and a fast-accelerating tech-driven world. The question, increasingly, is less about how high BTC can go—and more about what society chooses to treat as ‘assets' when liquidity expansion and strategic industrial policy become permanent features of the global economy.
Kraken Launches BTC Vault: BTC Holders Can Generate Bitcoin Rewards Easily
Kraken launches BTC Vault, BTC holders can generate Bitcoin rewards without technical complexity.
Bitcoin mining difficulty drops 10% in one of the largest downward adjustments ever recorded
The significant difficulty drop highlights the vulnerability of miners to market fluctuations, potentially impacting Bitcoin's stability and investor confidence. Bitcoin mining difficulty drops 10% in one of the largest downward adjustments ever recorded.
From reinsurance to structured credit: The financial products you didn't know Bitcoin was powering
Everyone knows about the ETFs, but almost nobody knows about the dozens of obscure institutional products being built around Bitcoin while the funds soak up all the attention, from a $40 million insurance reserve in Barbados to an S&P-rated bond deal sold to Wall Street investors by Jefferies.
Scaramucci and Novogratz See Bitcoin Hitting $70K by Late July on Debt Fears
Anthony Scaramucci and Mike Novogratz think Bitcoin is heading back to ,000.
