A New York Supreme Court justice has temporarily frozen legal proceedings involving a controversial attempt to claim ownership of 39,069 inactive Bitcoin addresses. The court order prevents any default judgment from moving forward until a scheduled hearing takes place in mid-July.
Strive Asset Management has backed efforts to remove capital gains taxes on Bitcoin transactions in the U.S., as its CEO says the firm is actively working with policymakers while lawmakers prepare to review digital asset tax rules.
Bitcoin has plunged from $120k to $60k as Middle East geopolitical tensions spike. Explore whether to buy the crypto dip or wait for further downside.
Singapore's tax policy fosters a favorable environment for crypto investors, potentially influencing global regulatory approaches and investment strategies. Singapore's 0% capital gains tax on crypto makes it a magnet for Bitcoin investors.
Did SpaceX IPO fever trigger Bitcoin's crash? The capital-rotation theory examined: the evidence for and against, and the honest answer on the $1.8T IPO.
Bitcoin price faces fakeout risk as analysts debate a corrective bounce, bear flag structure, and deeper downside targets.
Bitcoin holds a critical $60K floor as CPI data, Fed rate bets and the SpaceX IPO threaten to decide BTC's next big move.
Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 on June 8, sparking a wave of short liquidations and improving sentiment across digital asset markets. The rebound helped lift the broader crypto market capitalization above $2.17 trillion, while the Crypto Fear & Greed Index edged higher from extreme lows.
Since the US-Iran war began, Bitcoin is down 3% while the Nasdaq rallied 20%, exposing a massive rift between crypto and equities.
From leverage cascades to macro shocks, here's what drives a Bitcoin crash.
One whale walked away richer. Did Bitcoin lose a believer or gain a warning sign?
Germany's Bitcoin sale highlights the potential for significant opportunity costs in government asset liquidation strategies, influencing future policies. German government sold 49,858 Bitcoin for $2.89B at $57,900 average, missing billions in potential gains.