A soft July payrolls print pulled September rate-hike odds down. It gives investors in risk assets hope, but Bitcoin remains in bear territory.
Bitcoin price rises above $65,000 as Donald Trump calls crypto a “big deal,” while whale accumulation, ETF inflows, and U.S. jobs data support market sentiment.
Institutional inflows into BTC and ETH ETFs suggest a shift towards diversified digital-asset portfolios, impacting crypto's institutional role. Crypto ETFs see positive inflows for BTC and ETH as of Aug 6.
Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin does not need the CLARITY Act, though he clarified that the United States does need it for its capital markets. The U.S. Senate delayed the vote on the CLARITY Act before the August recess due to resistance from the Democratic side toward the bill.
Crypto at risk of becoming "canary in a coal mine" when it comes to demonstrating how AI could impact cybersecurity.
Firmus, a former Bitcoin mining company that has repositioned itself as an AI infrastructure provider, has secured $2 billion in new equity funding, lifting its post-money valuation above $10.
A Bitcoin address that had stayed silent for 15 years just sent its coins out for the first time.
Bitcoin faces renewed selling pressure: MARA deposited 200 BTC and Riot Platforms another 381 BTC on the NYDIG platform. Miners had already liquidated a record 32,000 Bitcoins in the first quarter of 2026, triggering a drop in the network's hash rate.
Bitcoin hit month-to-date highs above $65,000 as risk-assets gained on low US nonfarm payrolls data.
Glassnode data show Bitcoin long-term holder supply falling by roughly 210,000 BTC over the past week to about 14.77 million BTC, the sharpest decline since late 2024.
Bitcoin climbed above $65,000 after the July U.S. jobs report showed an unexpected decline in payrolls, weakening the case for another Federal Reserve rate hike. US payrolls record third-largest decline since 2020 The U.S.
Quantum computing is no longer a theoretical threat to cryptos. As tech giants accelerate their advances, the cryptographic resistance of blockchains becomes an immediate issue for investors, financial institutions, and developers.