Hong Kong's financial regulator has approved several spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, and the crypto community can't be more excited as they deem the move will only increase the adoption of digital assets around the world.
The crypto community on X was busy theorizing what Elon Musk would do with his BTC stash after it was revealed that Tesla didn't sell any of its Bitcoin during the first quarter of the year.
BlackRock's IBIT is rocking the spot Bitcoin ETF show as it reached its 70th day of inflows since Jan. 12, tying its daily inflow streak with JETS and making it into the top 10 list of ETF daily inflow streaks since 2004.
Hackers have leaked part of the source code of El Salvador's Bitcoin wallet that was launched in 2021 after sensitive personal information of over five million people were listed "for sale" in April last year.
RFK Jr. floated the idea of placing the U.S. budget on blockchain during a Michigan rally, which could allow tax-paying Americans to see where their money is being spent on.
Bitcoin recently completed its fourth halving, and while the price wasn't moved by enthusiasm from Bitcoiners, it has since picked up pace and even hit $67,000.
Michael Saylor, like other Bitcoiners, continues to be bullish about the world's most popular digital asset as he encouraged the community to keep stacking their Bitcoins after Saturday's halving.
Bitwise Investments' Hunter Horsley has just made a bold prediction about the attitude of wealth management firms toward spot Bitcoin ETFs by the end of the year, even as the offering has since seen large outflows, particularly from Grayscale.
Bitcoin completed its halving Saturday with no significant price movement, but a day later, the digital currency started a slow climb as observers watched closely whether it will follow historical halving trends of an upswing or dip as some analysts projected.
Grayscale recently announced a plan for a mini version of its spot Bitcoin ETF, and it could become the industry's spot Bitcoin ETF with the lowest fee.
Investment banking giants believe this Bitcoin halving cycle will not be the same as previous ones wherein prices were driven up by low supply and high demand.
Bitcoin has climbed back to $63,000 from a low of $60,000 a day earlier, and Michael Saylor, a prominent BTC maximalist, remains bullish a day before the much-awaited halving event.
A Bitcoin whale has "dumped" over $491 million worth of the digital currency, and many Bitcoiners are unhappy about it, considering the cryptocurrency's downward trend in recent days.
Bitcoin has only fallen further as the digital currency is only two days away from its much-anticipated halving event, and Ether wasn't spared either, dropping below $3,000 Wednesday.
MicroStrategy's Saylor is still optimistic of Bitcoin even as its price has been down since the weekend, but will "elevating" one's mindset be enough to erase price-related fears?
The Bitcoin community is calling on Michael Saylor, a known Bitcoin maximalist and a legend to many in the community due to the success of his company's BTC strategy, to pump up the digital asset's price as it has shed $10,000 since hitting an all-time high of $73,000 last month.
Bitcoin whales are amassing more of the digital asset even as the world's first decentralized cryptocurrency saw a sharp drop from its all-time high of $73,000 in March.
Grayscale's spot Bitcoin ETF appears to have gone through a "halving" of its own as half of its Bitcoin holdings have gone out of the fund more than three months since spot BTC trading began.
More than one billion worth of BTC moved across wallets and crypto exchanges in the past 24 hours, data from crypto holder tracker Whale Alert revealed.
Bitcoin has dropped significantly since the weekend and has yet to bounce back, but Kraken and Coinbase are rallying behind the world's largest cryptocurrency, releasing ads that encourage consumers to trade the struggling digital coin.
Saylor has been known for his short but powerful statements on X regarding Bitcoin, but this time, he is under fire for a remark that X users say shouldn't have been made at such a time.
Bitcoiners were once again treated to a statement from MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor, known as a man of few words on X, but seemingly always knows what to say to engage his followers and the crypto community.
Retailers are still the biggest investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs, several months since they were approved, VanEck's CEO said, noting how ETFs are still in development and have a long way to go before being accepted in traditional investment circles.
Hong Kong may announce the first approvals of spot Bitcoin ETFs next week, which would make the Chinese special administrative region the first in Asia to offer BTC ETFs.
Doubts regarding Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in the U.S. are decreasing as the world's most popular digital asset had a stellar bull run in the first quarter of 2024.
Arthur Hayes believes the upcoming Bitcoin halving event will drive BTC prices down – a prediction different from what Bitcoin enthusiasts have been saying about the once-in-four-years event.
Grayscale was seen moving over $400 million worth of BTC Tuesday amid a Bitcoin exodus within its spot BTC ETF that has left the crypto community wondering what the future holds for GBTC.
Robinhood has grown its Bitcoin holdings significantly in the last six months, placing it just behind Bitfinex and Binance in single cold wallets with the largest known BTC.
Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 Monday, with Michael Saylor and other Bitcoin enthusiasts celebrating the digital coin's move near its all-time high last month.
Goldman Sachs has been added into the list of "authorized partners" for BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF, marking a significant shift in the banking giant's view of Bitcoin and the crypto market as a whole.
