Bitcoin rose from about $57,803 on July 1 to an intraday high of $87,392 on Sept. 21, with resistance concentrated near $84,000 to $86,500.
Bitcoin is closing its strongest quarter since 2024 after leaving US stocks and gold far behind despite surging bond yields.
A New Jersey bankruptcy court reopened bidding after negotiations failed, with Hut 8's affiliate retaining stalking-horse status and a public auction set for Oct. 2.
Bitcoin finance is competing for allocations within global equity and debt markets totaling $318.5 trillion, according to Michael Saylor. He argues that responsible rivals can strengthen shared demand, improve funding conditions, and attract more investors.
The position is valued at about $875 million after continued purchases through the firm's spot Bitcoin ETF last week.
BIP461 would make compliant ECDSA signatures reproducible, enabling comparisons that flag deviations without proving malicious firmware.
Misha Komarov explains Shielded Bitcoin—a proposed ZK privacy protocol using Bitcoin PIPEs to hide transactions with no soft fork needed.
Robinhood VP Nicola White explains how 10x crypto perpetual futures arrived in the US and why Robinhood is pushing for 24/7 global markets.
Mark Moss explains why Bitcoin keeps climbing post-Fed rate hike, benefiting from both currency debasement and a booming tech future.
Michael Saylor formally categorized institutional treasury assets into digital capital, digital credit, and digital equity in a corporate paper on September 30, 2026. The Smarter Web Company posted a 66.4% gain on the London Stock Exchange across 2026, closing at 69.49 pence at the end of the September 30 trading session.
Bitcoin's largest wallet cohorts have resumed accumulation, adding more than 41,000 BTC in 10 days while smaller retail wallets remain largely unchanged. The shift comes after BTC climbed above 87,400. Institutional demand also remains active, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracting $2.4 billion last week and corporate treasuries continuing to add BTC.
Bitcoin (BTC) price was trading near the flatline today at the time of writing, but Maelstrom CIO Arthur Hayes has fueled discussions with his latest prediction. He has once again called for a likely BTC rally to $1 million, and unlike his prior calls, this time he has also provided a potential timeline for that.