Amazon is hiring a Bitcoin and Crypto Ecosystem Lead with compensation up to $514K, signaling a strategic push into digital asset integration. Amazon seeks Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem lead, signaling expansion into digital assets.
The crypto market sits one settlement away from a full-confidence return of the bulls.
Members will direct funding independently, with the consortium taking no role in Bitcoin governance or protocol decisions.
Bitcoin retreated from $67,000 toward $65,000, then stabilized below $66,000 as its 13% July recovery shifted into a broad sideways trading range for now. Traditional markets offered little direction, while futures volume eased, open interest stayed flat, and traders balanced $70,000 calls with longer-term downside protection overall. WLFI surged more than 11% toward $0.
Smarter Web just sold its Bitcoin. Nearly 178 coins, gone — all to wipe out an $11.
Bernstein analysts remain bullish on the Bitcoin mining sector, as deals with third-party providers will be necessary to address the computing power limits of AI data centers.
BancaStato introduces Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Litecoin trading within its banking application.
Bitcoin faces a quantum computing threat that could expose 35% of its supply, with Google projecting encryption risks as early as 2029. Bitcoin faces an unprecedented quantum computing threat that bulls cannot ignore.
Bitcoin price has fallen 1.4% from an intraday high of $66,300 to $65,368 as rising oil prices, renewed U.S.-Iran tensions, and regulatory uncertainty have pushed traders toward a more defensive stance.
Bitcoin holds key support near $63,500, keeping $70,000–$73,000 in play as CLARITY Act uncertainty adds downside risk.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart argued that the CLARITY Act should carry virtually no direct effect on Bitcoin's price. In his view, Bitcoin already holds the infrastructure the bill is trying to build for the rest of the industry: commodity treatment, regulated futures, spot ETF access, and institutional custody.
Bitcoin's $66,000 rejection raises a sharper question: Can ETF inflows revive the rally?