Bitcoin

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index stands at 8 today, deep in Extreme Fear. It…

JPMorgan: Bitcoin outperforms gold and silver since the Iran war. Gold ETFs lose $11 billion, while Bitcoin funds post inflows.

Marc Syz leaves Banque Syz after a dispute over crypto strategy and plans Europe’s largest Bitcoin treasury company.

Morgan Stanley files second S-1 amendment for MSBT, aiming to become the first major US bank to directly issue a spot Bitcoin ETF.

Strategy STRC pays an 11.5% yield and uses it to finance Bitcoin purchases – the comparison with Terra-Luna reveals surface-level parallels.

Bitcoin rises to $74,416 and outperforms gold, equities, and silver since the start of the war, with $1.3 billion in ETF inflows in March.

Bitcoin rises above $71,000 after Trump signals a swift end to the Iran war. Oil prices drop 7%, and the crypto market recovers.

Bitcoin falls to $65,633 as oil prices surge to their highest level since 2022 due to the Iran war, as BTC ETF outflows grow.

Bitcoin holds at $66,000 despite the US-Iran war as oil and gold surge and Asian stocks plunge. Analysis of the crypto market reaction.

Bitcoin falls below $65,000 after Trump’s tariff escalation to 15 percent. ETF outflows reach $3.8 billion in five weeks.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon owns Bitcoin. At the World Liberty Forum, he confirms the investment bank’s pivot toward crypto assets.

Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala sovereign wealth fund increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings. Together with Al Warda, Abu Dhabi holds over $1 billion.

Harvard Endowment Fund cuts its Bitcoin ETF position by 21% and invests $86.8 million in Ethereum for the first time.

Outside of the daily price fluctuations and economic headlines, we are seeing a significant shift in how crypto is actually used.

Bithumb Bitcoin error: The South Korean exchange accidentally distributed 620,000 BTC to users. Regulators launch emergency inspection.

Strategy reports $12.6 billion loss in Q4 2025. The largest corporate Bitcoin holder is struggling with the recent price crash.