Robert Kiyosaki connected his personal trajectory to his mentor's predictions and to the future of Bitcoin and AI in a recent, highly symbolic post.
Improvement in UTXOs in profit and increased coin movement would signal more robust onchain conditions.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund ended the first half of 2026 with record indirect Bitcoin exposure and a newly disclosed stake in the world's largest Ethereum treasury company.
DDC's Bitcoin strategy highlights the growing trend of companies diversifying into digital assets, impacting shareholder value and market dynamics. DDC Enterprise shares rise 46% as company holds 2,899 Bitcoin.
MSCI's classification approach could reshape investment landscapes, affecting firms' market access and altering passive investment strategies globally. Strive CEO Matt Cole critiques MSCI index framework for ignoring Bitcoin treasuries.
A broad Aug. 13 retreat left only MSBT and Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust attracting money.
JPMorgan raised its IBIT holdings about 25% to 10.4 million shares and more than quadrupled its ETHA position to roughly 1.17 million shares. Morgan Stanley increased IBIT holdings 23% to 16.5 million shares, while its ETHA position jumped about 202% to 4.6 million shares.
The introduction of a 3x leveraged Bitcoin ETF in the US could amplify market volatility and attract speculative trading, impacting investor behavior. CBOE proposes first-ever 3x leverage Bitcoin ETF.
Cboe is seeking SEC approval for what could become the first U.S. 3x Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, a leveraged-exposure proposal that would push crypto fund products beyond the standard spot and 2x structures already trading in the market.
Ross Gerber, a longtime Bitcoin investor and prominent Tesla bull, said this week on X that Michael Saylor's influence has made him question Bitcoin, writing that it is “hard to take it seriously anymore.
Bitcoin hovered near $63,000 after hitting an intraday low of $62,470, remaining virtually flat over 24 hours and leaving seven-day losses at 2.6%. BTC Stumbles Near $63,000 Bitcoin dipped below $63,000 for the second consecutive day on Friday, with the decline deepening in early trading.
Bitcoin's network hashrate has fallen about 17% from its record high, highlighting mounting pressure on mining economics. Public miners are redirecting power toward AI and high-performance computing, with more than $70 billion in announced contracts across the sector. Hut 8's AI data center portfolio has reached $26.