Bitcoin avoids major volatility after the first of the week's two key US inflation reports, while a trader sees a "new upwards leg" coming for BTC price action.
Bitcoin developers have built a working prototype to protect wallets from quantum attacks, allowing users to recover funds even if emergency security changes are activated. The solution addresses risks affecting up to 6.9 million BTC and signals proactive steps toward quantum-resistant Bitcoin security.
The new Iranian toll regime could trigger a major short-term BTC price rebound, according to a popular crypto analyst.
Bhutan has continued reducing its Bitcoin holdings by transferring 319 BTC worth about $22.68 million.
For weeks, the Iran war has been one of the biggest reasons Bitcoin couldn't sustain a rally. Now, the same war handed Bitcoin one of the most unusual demand signals in its history. Iran has announced that oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz must now pay a toll in Bitcoin.
Aave (AAVE) dropped 3.6% and Stellar (XLM) fell 2.7%, leading the index lower.
Rare Solo Win: A BTC miner with only 70TH solved block 944,306 and earned 3.128 BTC worth $222,012, overcoming extremely low odds. Tiny Hashpower Share: The BTC miner contributed just 0.0000069% of the network's hashrate, far below major operators like Bitdeer and MARA Holdings.
Bitcoin price faces rising pullback risk as charts show a 50-day SMA test, CME gap, and a possible repeat of a headline-driven rally pattern.
The Bitcoin futures sentiment showed growth over the past three days and was transitioning towards active risk appetite recovery.
Bitcoin sits around $75,000 right now. But trading volumes haven't kept pace with the price moves, and that's got investors pretty worried about whether this recovery can actually stick.
MSBT launched at 0.14%, below BlackRock's IBIT at 0.25% and Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust at 0.15%, making it the lowest-cost spot BTC ETF.
A working zk-STARK prototype now shields Bitcoin holders if quantum attacks force a network lockdown