Bitcoin
Nobody Claimed These 39,069 Bitcoin Wallets For Six Years — Now A Court Will Decide Who Owns Them
A New York man identified in court documents only as Noah Doe has filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York seeking legal ownership of 39,069 abandoned Bitcoin wallets — assets he discovered using a self-developed algorithm, reported to the NYPD in compliance with lost and found property law, and spent over a year attempting to return to their rightful owners before filing suit. Related Reading: American Mega Bank Is Dumping Its Ethereum Holdings, Here's What It's Buying The First Amended Complaint, filed May 1, 2026, under index number 153119/2026 and filed through Brooklyn-based law firm Lewis & Lin LLC, lays out one of the most unusual property cases in crypto's short legal history.
New York Lawsuit Takes Aim At 3.79 Million Dormant Bitcoin
A New York lawsuit is seeking a court declaration over tens of thousands of long-dormant Bitcoin addresses that one outside analysis says collectively hold about 3.79 million BTC. The case, brought by “Noah Doe” and two Wyoming LLCs, attempts to frame inactive self-custodied crypto addresses as abandoned property under New York lost-and-found law.
Bitcoin Price Fighting Downtrend as Options Goes to Nasdaq
Bitcoin consolidates in the mid-$76,000s as the SEC conditionally approves Nasdaq PHLX's cash-settled QBTC options. Key support, resistance levels, and what the structural shift means for BTC price this week.
Bitcoin ETFs See $1.25 Billion Outflows as Liquidity and Supply Pressures Build
U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds saw a sharp bout of ‘liquidity outflow' last week, underscoring how quickly institutional positioning can shift as macro risks and on-chain supply signals converge. Data compiled by SoSoValue shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $1.257 billion over the May 18–22 period (U.S. Eastern Time).
Strategy Skips Bitcoin Buys This Week as BTC Demand Hits Five-Month Low
Strategy paused Bitcoin buys to repurchase 2029 convertible notes as BTC demand fell to its weakest level in five months.
Bitcoin Slides Below $75,000 as Spot ETFs Bleed $1.26 Billion in Worst Week Since January
Bitcoin slid to $74,305 Saturday after spot ETFs lost $1.26 billion in their worst week since January, with two-week outflows hitting $2.26 billion as institutions de-risk.
Dormant Bitcoin whale transfers 2,650 BTC to major crypto trading firms
A Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale has transferred more than $200 million worth of BTC to crypto trading firms FalconX and Cumberland as exchange inflows and ETF outflows continue drawing attention across the market.
Wall Street Turns Cautious as Bitcoin ETF Outflows Accelerate
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their sixth consecutive day of outflows on Friday after another $105.2 million exited the market.
Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Tests Crucial Weekly Support
Bitcoin price chart shows BTC testing weekly support as analysts watch the 200 weighted MA and bull market band.
Ledn Predicts Massive Growth For Bitcoin Collateral Lending
The market for bitcoin-backed credit could undergo a major scale change in the coming years. According to a report shared by Ledn, this still marginal segment today could reach $1 trillion in the long term.
Bitcoin demand falls to its most bearish level in 2026
Bitcoin's (BTC) apparent demand has fallen to the lowest level in more than a year, showing that retail sentiment is cooling drastically.
Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Whale Exits 30% of Holdings for $203 Million as 'Bull Trap' Risks Arise
A Satoshi-era miner locked in $203 million in profit, sending 30% of their Bitcoin holdings to market makers Cumberland and FalconX amid falling structural demand and false geopolitical expectations.
