Capital B has raised €15.2 million ($17.8 million) from institutional investors, including Blockstream CEO Adam Back and French asset manager TOBAM. According to Capital B's May 11 press release, the company issued 23 million shares with attached warrants at €0.
Bitcoin price shows a weekly breakout setup as historical data points to a possible $138K target after confirmation.
Bitcoin and Nasdaq have rallied sharply, but U.S. consumer sentiment has fallen to historic lows, highlighting a widening Wall Street–Main Street divide.
Bitcoin has triggered another daily Kumo breakout, putting a historically bullish technical signal back in focus. Analyst Josh Olszewicz, who posts as CarpeNoctom, shared a chart on X tracking BTC's forward performance after every daily Kumo breakout since 2015.
Binance has published its May 2026 proof-of-reserves update, reporting a BTC reserve ratio of 100.22%, indicating the exchange holds slightly more Bitcoin than the total amount owed to its users.
Capital B announced that it has raised 15.2 million euros in a private placement, which will be used to purchase 182 BTC.
This Mother's Day, bitcoin was trading around $81,700, a figure that would have seemed impossible when it sat at $8 on the same holiday in 2011, making this the second-highest Mother's Day price in bitcoin's 15-year history.
Strategy reaffirms bitcoin accumulation plan while opening door to selective BTC sales for dividends.
Bitcoin keeps hitting records while Ethereum sinks into a weakness that is starting to seriously worry the market. In one year, ETH has lost more than 35% against BTC, despite the massive return of capital to cryptos.
Strategic investors Adam Back and TOBAM join global institutions in Capital B's latest capital raise.
A Bitcoin address that has remained completely inactive for more than twelve years suddenly executed a transaction worth $40.6 million this Sunday, based on on-chain analytics.
Wealthier crypto investors have been concentrating fresh buying in the market's largest, most liquid tokens—Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP (XRP)—even as a separate cluster of smaller-cap coins flashes strong technical ‘oversold' signals, underscoring a risk-off split in positioning. Data reflecting allocations “as of yesterday” showed that, within the ‘major' category on the buy-side dashboard used for tracking high-net-worth activity, Bitcoin (BTC) accounted for the largest share at 83%.