Bitcoin held its footing, but $65K remained the threshold traders needed to reclaim.
MARA Holdings posted a $611 million net loss in the second quarter as its bitcoin treasury shrank 29% year-over-year to 35,577 BTC. The report landed the same week rival Riot Platforms and MARA itself sent a combined 581 BTC to custodian NYDIG.
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MARA's Q2 revenue fell 27% to $174.9 million as Bitcoin holdings dropped 29%, despite higher mining output and hashrate.
Brent climbed on stalled Hormuz talks, reviving the inflation worry that has capped bitcoin all summer. Today's US payrolls print is the next catalyst.
The hacker behind the Coldcard wallet exploit, believed to hold 2,055 BTC (about $130 million) in stolen bitcoin, moved funds for the first time in weeks, sending 30.185 BTC (about $1.94 million) to a new wallet.
Leading Bitcoin mining operations MARA Holdings and CleanSpark have disclosed disappointing quarterly financial results, reflecting broader industry challenges as companies pivot toward artificial intelligence and high-performance computing solutions.
A critical security vulnerability discovered in Coldcard hardware wallets has resulted in one of 2026's most significant Bitcoin theft incidents, with total losses surpassing $130 million.
A critical security weakness in Coldcard hardware wallets has unleashed one of 2026's most significant Bitcoin security breaches, with total losses now surpassing $130 million.
Financial markets are hitting record highs, gold regains its safe haven status, but bitcoin remains stuck below $65,000. This inertia contrasts with the euphoria seen in traditional assets and fuels investors' questions.
The leading cryptocurrency experienced downward momentum on Thursday as renewed labor market strength and mounting rate hike concerns weighed on digital asset valuations. Bitcoin declined 0.69% to reach $64,384, retreating after encountering significant resistance at higher price levels.
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing renewed signs of buying pressure from large investors, with whale accumulation and improving spot Bitcoin ETF inflows strengthening the case for a potential move toward $70,000 despite uncertainty surrounding the U.S. CLARITY Act. Blockchain analytics firm Santiment reports that Bitcoin whales and sharks wallets holding between 10 BTC and 10,000 BTC have accumulated more than 20,000 BTC since July 29.