Grayscale Investments has examined conditions that may interest long-term investors evaluating whether to increase their Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin's surge highlights growing investor anxiety over fiscal stability, prompting a shift towards non-government assets as macro hedges. Bitcoin rallies 23% amid US debt policy concerns.
Bitcoin Cash has rallied hard off its June floor, but it still trades below its long-term trend line with the RSI stretched. We work through what speaks for and against buying BCH at current prices.
Bitcoin's cost-basis data suggests a shift from capitulation into a volatile transition phase
The broader trend of tightening monetary conditions and rising bond yields has kept Bitcoin in a bearish regime.
Michael Saylor links Bitcoin scarcity with durable value while Strategy balances its treasury against preferred-stock obligations.
US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded their strongest inflow week of 2026 as a sharp crypto rally pulled investors back into funds that had struggled to attract sustained demand for much of the year. Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.918 billion in the five trading sessions through Aug. 21, while funds holding Ethereum attracted $697.
Peter Schiff has argued that the rise of artificial intelligence is not a bullish development for Bitcoin, pushing back against attempts to link the cryptocurrency to the booming AI sector.
American economist Peter Schiff is warning that artificial intelligence (AI) could become a threat to the leading crypto asset bitcoin. Schiff further argued that the two technologies compete for money, electricity and infrastructure, while increasingly powerful AI could potentially uncover weaknesses in Bitcoin's software.
The 32.x warning and 33.x removal sequence remains a proposal as maintainers test whether sparse fallback routes add resilience.
The SEC's crypto regulation framework may heighten market uncertainty, potentially influencing Bitcoin's future price and investor sentiment. SEC unveils crypto regulation framework, impacting Bitcoin outlook.
Bitcoin's rebound from $58K to nearly $80K has put Peter Brandt's call back in focus as ETF demand and short covering drive the move.