Jack Dorsey believes Bitcoin is the public's key toward "permissionless" financial transactions, and he also sees potential in the digital currency possibly replacing the U.S. dollar in 15 years.
Bitcoin has bounced back above $63,000, but there are still concerns about the MtGox dump starting this week that could push prices down again.
The launch of VanEck's VBTC on the ASX drew attention to Australia's evolving views of the cryptocurrency industry, and it could further propel the Australian public's growing trust for Bitcoin as a suitable investment.
Around $241 million worth of Bitcoin seized from Banmeet Singh has been moved to a Coinbase Prime hot wallet by a digital wallet linked to the U.S. government, and questions are up about the motivation behind the transfer.
An anonymous Bitcoin donor whom some in the community have tagged as possibly Jack Dorsey, donated approximately 8 Bitcoin worth nearly $500,000 to Julian Assange's chartered flight costs, covering nearly the entire debt.
El Salvador continues to educate its people about Bitcoin, and students are now on a higher level of learning as they are being taught about ASICs – critical components of the crypto mining industry.
A new bill seeks to allow American taxpayers to pay their income taxes using Bitcoin, and while many believe it is one step in the right direction, others doubt the "sketchy" approach of paying the government using their digital assets.
Mr. 100, the mystery Bitcoin whale who snapped up at least 100 BTC on a near-daily basis earlier this year, has returned to amass more of the asset as it struggles to hold at $60,000.
Donald Trump, a former Bitcoin critic, is reportedly in talks to become a speaker at Bitcoin 2024 next month, and if he does get into the speakers list, he will join BTC advocate and another presidential contender, Robert Kennedy Jr.
Bitcoin has fallen from its glorious days in March when it hit an all-time high above $73,000, and the negative sentiment continues to grow by the day as some crypto users are now picking on the digital asset's weak points.
The Bitcoin community should expect to see more U.S. miners selling off their reserves, an industry expert said, especially as hashprices plunge and spot BTC ETFs continue to bleed millions.
Most spot Bitcoin ETFs bled a collective $174.5 million Monday, while the remaining few didn't see any inflows – the negative flows come as BTC holders continue to cash out their assets amid a significant price slump.
The crypto community on X is abuzz after the German government dumped over $300 million worth of Bitcoins in a period of two days last week. The community has different views regarding the development, but it appears that the move shook markets as BTC plunged to $63,000.
Bitcoin has been on an apparent decline in recent weeks, and even as long-time holders try to keep the sentiment on a positive note, some crypto users are facing the current price movement's reality while also not losing hope for a reversal.
MicroStrategy has amassed thousands more of Bitcoins, and the crypto community on X are all for it, saying the move was made at the "excellent" time, considering the digital asset has been on a pricing downturn.
In a surprising twist within the Bitcoiner circle, prominent BTC maximalist Michael Saylor isn't part of a new list that ranks at least 40 billionaires who own Bitcoin.
Holders of Bitcoin who've held on to their assets for a long time have been selling in the past two weeks, and it doesn't help that spot BTC ETFs have seen negative outflows in the same period.
Are Bitcoin prices being manipulated? Some crypto traders on X believe there is market manipulation as the digital currency's price has been on a downtrend in recent weeks despite significant developments in the fast-evolving industry.
VanEck will launch the first spot BTC ETF on ASX on Thursday, marking a positive development in the market's move toward wider crypto adoption through regulated access to digital assets.
Bukele is leading El Salvador for the second time, and despite Bitcoin's recent price struggles, it appears the "Bitcoin president" still trusts in the digital asset's potential as his administration recently proposed a Banking Law reform to establish private investment banks that will offer Bitcoin services.
Bitcoin hasn't had a good weekend and it's starting the week on a decline as the digital asset's volatility has been making it struggle to keep the price above $66,000.
Competition among corporate holders of Bitcoin is heating up, and MicroStrategy, the world's largest publicly traded company with BTC holdings, is not letting others catch up fast as it announced another investor offering so it can buy more Bitcoins.
Bitcoin whales saw an opportunity to obtain more coins on Tuesday, when BTC prices plummeted to $66,000 amid negative news regarding spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Crypto miners, specifically those mining Bitcoin, are selling their BTC reserves, CryptoQuant revealed this week, and among the sellers is mining giant Marathon Digital.
After hosting some of the U.S. crypto mining industry's executives, ex-president Trump said all the remaining unmined Bitcoin should be mined by American miners as he moves to woo the digital assets space.
Bitcoin retreated Tuesday night after U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of $200 million and no inflows, even for the ever popular BlackRock IBIT.
Another Bitcoin whale has reawakened from a deep sleep of five years, seeing gains of over 17x from the coins' initial value back in December 2018.
Bitcoin has plunged to $67,000 after hovering below $70,000 following data that showed spot BTC ETFs broke their positive net inflows streak for 19 straight days – other coins appear to have been affected by the news too.
DeFi Technologies has joined the list of companies adopting a Bitcoin strategy to grow their businesses as it bought some $7 million worth of BTC.
Nine Bitcoin ETFs lodged over $490 million in Bitcoin on Thursday, and Fidelity's FBTC led the way, suggesting that BlackRock's IBIT may not be too far from being rivaled in popularity.
