Bitcoin price forecasts diverge as US-Iran war tensions fueled an ongoing oil and bond-market surge, while July Fed rate-hike odds neared 40%.
A Shanghai-based insurance-tech company trading below $1 wants to build a bitcoin treasury by taking BTC directly as payment for new shares.
Bitcoin has fallen below $65,000 after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a “massive attack” on Iran, with the cryptocurrency losing about 1.5% on Thursday. According to data from crypto.
The $11.7 million convert vanished, leaving a simpler capital stack and a tougher test for replacement funding.
Nine institutional Bitcoin heavyweights formed the Bitcoin Security Consortium to fund developers working on the network's long-term security, including post-quantum cryptography.
Bitcoin ETF net flows reached a 7-day positive streak, something that was last matched nine months ago in October.
Bitcoin's price action is clearly at an inflection point — a breakout above a key resistance zone always raises the question: is this the start of a sustained Bitcoin trend, or just another liquidity grab before a Bitcoin reversal? Given today's date (July 23, 2026), we're over two years past the 2024 Bitcoin halving, a
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The crypto asset manager thinks the four-year cycle is dead, suggesting Bitcoin's price will follow macro forces and the Fed's next move.
U.S. spot ether ETFs attracted $72.64 million on Wednesday, surpassing the $68.99 million added to bitcoin funds. Bitcoin funds extended their inflow streak to seven sessions, while solana ETFs recorded modest outflows, and XRP and HYPE funds posted no net flows.
Bitcoin dominance has climbed above 68%, signaling a capital shift toward BTC and potential continued underperformance for altcoins in July 2026. Bitcoin dominance reclaims 68% as market prepares for a rally.
BlackRock, Coinbase, Fidelity Digital Assets and Strategy are among the founding members of the Bitcoin Security Consortium.