SpaceX's IPO filing and revealed Bitcoin exposure have given crypto investors a formal benchmark for a company they had already begun trading before public markets received the prospectus.
Rep. Nick Begich's ARMA bill would codify a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and let the Treasury buy up to 1 million BTC over five years.
The American Reserve Modernization Act would codify the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve with a 20-year hold mandate, Proof of Reserve reporting, and a property-rights clause protecting self-custody.
The Commerce Department awarded $2 billion to nine quantum firms, including IBM, deepening the urgency around bitcoin's cryptographic exposure.
Bitcoin (BTC) has recorded a 40% increase in its Open Interest (OI) – its total open futures contracts – on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by daily traded volume, over the past 82 days.
Bitcoin volatility has fallen to its lowest level since October 2025, despite ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical concerns. According to data from Volmex, Bitcoins 30-day annualized implied volatility index (BVIV) recently dropped to 38%, signaling that traders expect more stable price action in the near term.
Mark Cuban distances himself from bitcoin. The American investor claims to have sold most of his BTC, believing that the asset no longer provides the economic protection role previously attributed to it.
Diverging signals between institutions and miners deepen uncertainty around Bitcoin's cycle bottom.
Bitcoin has fallen back toward the $77,000 region after losing a key ascending trendline support that had guided its recovery from April lows. According to data from crypto.
Binance Open Interest Climbs Above 180-Day Average as Speculative Activity Picks Up in May
Michael Saylor is calling $60,000 Bitcoin's floor. The Strategy co-founder made the claim during a Thursday appearance on CNBC's Squawk Box, saying the asset is now entering what he described as a “spring phase” — backed by solid support levels and a favorable broader market environment.
Trump Media & Technology Group has transferred another 2,650 Bitcoin worth about $205 million to Crypto.com, adding fresh scrutiny to the company's crypto treasury strategy as its holdings remain deeply underwater.