Riot Platforms moves another 500 BTC to NYDIG as miner sales continue after the latest Bitcoin halving.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back rejects claims in Finding Satoshi, arguing that timeline conflicts weaken the Finney and Sassaman Bitcoin theory.
Metaplanet has secured an additional $50 million through a zero-interest bond offering to expand its Bitcoin treasury — showing no signs of retreating from its aggressive acquisition strategy.
Abraxas Capital has transferred 4,835 BTC, valued at approximately $378 million, to the cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, according to on-chain tracking data. The movement ranks among the larger single-entity Bitcoin transfers to a centralized exchange in recent weeks.
The March and April 2026 drawdown has structural consequences, as Bitcoin ETF holders stayed steady. Bitcoin sits near $78,000, roughly 38% below the $125,761 peak from Oct. 6, and US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.32 billion in March, reversing a four-month outflow streak.
Active debate continues around the newly released "Finding Satoshi" documentary. While some call the film the most convincing investigation into the mystery of Bitcoin's creator, one of the industry's long-standing figures and CEO of Blockstream, Adam Back, has suddenly criticized its conclusions, pointing to irreconcilable logical contradictions.
U.S. spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs logged eight straight days of inflows totaling $2.1 billion through April 23—the longest streak since the nine-day October 2025 run that took Bitcoin to its $126,000 all-time high. The ETF Momentum Is Back Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said every single rolling period they track is now positive for the first time in months.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (MSTR) and the largest publicly traded holder of Bitcoin, recently sparked debate across the crypto market after ঘোষণা on X that the crypto winter is over. His statement came as Bitcoin (BTC) maintained a price above $78,000, a level first reached on April 22, according to CoinDesk data.
Crypto market volatility eased on Friday, with Bitcoin (BTC) trading in a tight range between $77,500 and $78,500 after failing to break the $80,000 resistance earlier this week. The leading cryptocurrency is currently priced around $78,380, reflecting a period of consolidation despite maintaining a broader uptrend throughout April.
Two months ago, Bitcoin was sitting near $60k with a deeply oversold RSI, capitulation-level on-chain readings, and a market that had largely given up on the idea of a recovery. Today, it is trading at $77.6k, moving toward the upper boundary of the $75k–$80k resistance band with improving momentum across every major timeframe.
Michael Saylor said the bitcoin winter is over as BTC held above $78,000, arguing the market's tone has shifted toward durability. Mati Greenspan agreed partly, saying bitcoin did not emerge from winter because the recent weakness looked like a pullback inside a broader bull market.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their net inflow streak to eight consecutive days, attracting more than $2 billion in total.