Bitcoin

Strategy anchors a 2.55 billion USD reserve with its Digital Credit Framework and approves Bitcoin sales of up to 1.25 billion USD.

The 21Shares mid-year report rates the Bitcoin cycle as intact despite a 50 percent correction and sees prediction markets ahead.

Crypto market consolidation continues as Bitcoin holds $59,000-$63,000 and Ethereum near $1,600, while institutional demand sets a floor.

The Bitcoin price falls below USD 60,000 to its lowest level since October 2024 as Strategy, ETF buyers and retail all retreat at once.

Trump orders US federal agencies to complete their post-quantum migration by 2031. What the deadlines mean for Bitcoin & Co.

A Japanese pension fund commits 1% of its assets to crypto from fiscal 2026, framing the move as a hedge against currency risk.

Strategy sold 32 Bitcoin in late May and rebought 1,550 a week later. What the move reveals about corporate Bitcoin treasury resilience.

Bitcoin rally after the US-Iran peace deal: BTC climbs to USD 65,793, crude oil slumps and Asian equities post strong gains.

BlackRock files its fourth S-1 amendment for the Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA). Analysts expect a launch ahead of Goldman Sachs.

More than 50% of the bitcoin supply now sits at a loss. K33 sees parallels to earlier bear market lows that followed within weeks.

JPMorgan urges Strategy to rebuild its dollar reserves after the first Bitcoin sale since 2022 and grades digital assets as cautious.

Strategy and BitMine are deep in the red: around USD 21 billion in unrealized losses. The Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) sector is wobbling.

Bessent urges Clarity Act passage by summer and confirms progress on the strategic US Bitcoin reserve, now holding 328,372 BTC.

IBM is investing over USD 10 billion in quantum computing: What the roadmap to 2029 means for the Bitcoin risk.

Mt. Gox moved Bitcoin worth USD 739 million to two addresses, the first major wallet transfer by the insolvent exchange since March 2026.

Bitcoin ETF outflows continue: US spot funds post eleven straight losing days, with BlackRock’s IBIT alone accounting for $440 million.