Bitcoin
Saylor: Rejecting Bitcoin's Bank and Market Integration ‘Dooms It to 1% of Its Potential'
Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) Chairman Michael Saylor argued that shutting bitcoin out of banks, custodians and capital markets denies its benefits to 99% of the world, as his own company's 843,775 BTC treasury currently sits underwater against its purchase price.
Bitcoin ETFs post third straight weekly inflows despite $465 million in late-week losses
The vast majority of the activity was concentrated in BlackRock's IBIT product accounting for nearly $415 million of the outflows.
Will Bitcoin drop to $60K? BTC liquidation data suggests it's possible
Bitcoin started the week on a strong note as supply tightens, though a key downside risk still lingers.
Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Eyes $69,000 as Pullback Risk Builds
Bitcoin approaches $69,000 as analysts watch $66,200 resistance and a possible pullback toward $62,000 before the next advance.
Bitcoin's $65,000 rebound looks like a relief rally, but Wednesday's Fed decision could turn it into a trap
Bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 on Monday as a pause in US-Iran strikes revived demand for risk assets ahead of a pivotal Federal Reserve meeting. Data from CryptoSlate showed that the largest cryptocurrency rose about 1% to $65,155, while Ethereum gained 4% to around $1,964, its highest level since early June.
U.S.-Iran War Pause Pushes Bitcoin Above $65K Ahead of FOMC
Bitcoin, the pioneer cryptocurrency, has climbed back above $65,000 after two days without any U.S.-Iran military strikes. The pause pushed oil prices down by 6% and eased inflation fears.The move comes just before the July 29 FOMC meeting, where traders expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged. U.S.
Michael Saylor's Strategy Gears Up to Report Q2 Earnings—Will Bitcoin's Persistent Declines Weigh on Results?
Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) will report its second-quarter earnings after the market close on Thursday. Here's a quick overview of what's going on with the company and its stock.
Bitcoin Could Be First Target as Quantum Computing Threat Nears, Experts Warn
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies could become the first real-world victims of quantum computing, potentially signaling a major cybersecurity shift that would eventually affect banks, governments, and encrypted systems worldwide, according to industry experts. Eddy Zervigon, CEO of cybersecurity firm Quantum Xchange, believes cryptocurrencies are the most likely testing ground for attackers once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer becomes available.
Inside the $87 million Bitcoin sell-off driving a company's high-stakes pivot into AI data centers
The company still held 1,514 BTC and $45 million of debt on July 10 as it moved capital toward two separate infrastructure investments.
Bitcoin Sees Coinbase Net Outflows as US Institutional Demand Stays Muted
Institutional Bitcoin (BTC) flows on Coinbase's advanced trading venue tilted back into net outflows on Sunday UTC, a shift that suggests U.S. buying appetite remains cautious even as block-size activity on Coinbase Prime picked up. According to CryptoQuant data dated July 27 (UTC), Coinbase Advanced recorded a preliminary net outflow of -111 BTC.
Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Falls for the Ninth Time This Year
Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped by 0.74% at block 959616 this weekend, marking the 15th adjustment of 2026. In the first seven months, decreases outnumber increases by a ratio of 3 to 2.
Bitcoin Exchange Reserves Decline as US Trading Volume Surges
Bitcoin (BTC) is seeing a renewed drawdown in exchange-held supply, with major centralized venues posting net outflows across daily, weekly, and monthly windows. The move suggests a continued shift toward self-custody or longer-term holding behavior, even as trading activity accelerated sharply—especially during U.S. hours—highlighting a market that is simultaneously removing coins from exchanges while actively repositioning.
