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.
The crypto sector lost more than $2 million to security incidents in the past week alone, including rug pulls and an "elaborate scam" by a fraud group notoriously known for its multiple exploits of the industry.
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.
ATMA, which amassed over $400,000 from investors who thought the blockchain protocol project wouldn't be a scam, has vanished.
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.
A frozen wallet with millions in Tether stablecoins has raised questions about the crypto industry's key theme of decentralization, and the debate on X helped educate some users about the differences between Tether and Bitcoin.
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.
Like Bloomberg analysts who believe the SEC's silence is a bad omen, VanEck and CoinShares aren't confident the regulator will actually approve spot Ether ETF applications as it did with Bitcoin 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.
Russia's first crypto regulations may focus on the mining sector, as the Russian parliament's chief crypto expert said that mining activities should be the first in line when crafting the country's regulatory framework for the sector.
Blockstream's Adam Back believes investing in MicroStrategy's new Defiance 2X Short MSTR ETF will only make investors bleed out their capital fast.
Despite the SEC's crackdown, Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse is very optimistic of the crypto market's growth as he sees the sector's total market growing nearly doubling by the end of the year.
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.
Michael Saylor's Sunday post on X has given the Bitcoin community another opportunity to learn and re-learn from the notes of the master of "blockchain" technology, Satoshi Nakamoto.
The IMF signaled that it remains interested in financing a program for El Salvador, but it also reiterated that risks associated with Bitcoin need to be addressed first.
The time will come when "everything" before Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin will be "BS," Michael Saylor said early Thursday, drawing the attention of Bitcoiners on X.
Bitcoin Ordinals have been on the roll in recent months and have since gained the attention of investment titan Franklin Templeton.
FixedFloat suffered another exploit by the same hackers that took $26 million in BTC and ETH from the exchange.
Paradigm, which invested $278 million into the collapsed FTX, is reportedly in talks to raise up to $850 million for a new crypto fund that could further propel the web3 ecosystem forward.
The U.S. has once again moved Silk Road Bitcoin, just weeks after it transferred over $900 million of Bitcoin seized from the massive Bitfinex hack in 2016.
Nexo and more than 20 other leading crypto-related firms have launched a campaign to get Bitcoin its very own emoji – they said it's about time the world's first decentralized cryptocurrency receive the recognition it deserves.
Goldman Sachs remains a non-believer in cryptocurrencies, and the investment banking behemoth says its clients are disinterested in Bitcoin exposure.