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About 7.12 million Bitcoin, or 35.4% of every coin in existence, now has a weak spot. Most owners can fix it in minutes. Satoshi Nakamoto’s coins may never be fixed. Analytics firm Glassnode counted coins whose “public key” already shows on Bitcoin’s public ledger.
Grayscale said crypto’s expansion is creating investment opportunities beyond bitcoin as sectors differ in business models, adoption, and token economics. The firm’s latest analysis linked declining correlations with a stronger role for individual asset selection, while acknowledging persistent marketwide risks.
The offline signing system enhances Bitcoin security against AI-driven cyber threats, potentially boosting institutional trust and adoption.
Blockstream’s new custody system, developed with Thales, uses dedicated hardware for transaction signing as Adam Back advocates for offline security to reduce cyber risks.
David Bailey's Nakamoto has reduced its Bitcoin holdings by another 184 BTC, bringing its treasury to 4,283 BTC.
Strive's strategy highlights the importance of financial buffers and custodial security in managing volatile digital assets, impacting investor confidence.
▶Bitcoin Magazine Joe Carlasare on “Extreme Fear” in Bitcoin: “I’m A Buyer Here” Bitcoin went from 57,000 to 82,000 in less than 90 days earlier this year, and Joe Carlasare says that's why he rejects the idea that capital can't flood back in.
Bitcoin analyst Vetle Lunde identifies a potential buying opportunity as BTC returns to its 200-week moving average and its daily RSI falls to 25. Bitcoin trades at $69,020, down 3.33% over the last 24 hours, after briefly falling to $67,770.
Bitcoin has seen another slump amid a broader market sell-off, temporarily sinking to $68,000 before rebounding to the $69k level.
Twenty One Capital reported a $1.087 billion third-quarter profit on Friday. The money came from Bitcoin (BTC) rising in value, and about 60% of it has already disappeared. Bitcoin has fallen since the quarter closed on Sept. 30.
Strategy, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has weighed in on the growing quantum computing threat, stressing that Bitcoin can adopt quantum-resistant security upgrades when necessary.
Bitcoin could recover toward $87,000 and eventually exceed $90,000, according to 21shares strategist Matt Mena. He linked the outlook to renewed buying after softer-than-expected producer inflation, while identifying support and resistance levels that would shape the recovery.
Analysts see no direct link between Nvidia and bitcoin's decline, pointing instead to investor capital headed into Anthropic as well as a broader risk-off move.
The Federal Reserve is examining whether AI will lower prices or keep inflation elevated, a question that could shape interest rates and the outlook for crypto.
Bitcoin sales, valuation losses and rising borrowing costs weighed on the Japanese company’s earnings despite higher revenue and operating profit.
Is the worst for BTC over or the bears are not done yet?
Net flows measure additions to funds minus withdrawals—not all share trading or changes in asset value. They cannot, by themselves, explain bitcoin’s price.
▶Bitcoin Magazine Why Private AI is More Important Than Ever Mark Suman, co-founder and CEO of Maple AI, joins BMTV to talk about private AI built so that even its own team cannot read your chats.
Bitcoin is back near August levels as persistent inflation, growing expectations of another interest-rate hike and ETF withdrawals pressure prices.
Global index fund giant MSCI will be adding Bitcoin treasury company The Smarter Web Company (SWC) to its Micro Cap Index at the end of this month.
Two bitcoin addresses dating back to 2010 transferred 100 BTC on Friday, extending a year of heightened activity among long-dormant holders who have collectively moved billions of dollars in cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin falls below $70K as $856M in liquidations, weak demand, and ETF outflows deepen market pressure.
Bitcoin's maturing market and reduced volatility suggest a stabilizing asset class, potentially attracting more institutional investors.
Bitcoin was down about 4% on the day amid a tepid market reaction to October’s US PPI reading, which came in below expected levels.
Rapha Zagury told shareholders the Q3 net income was a fair-value gain on the firm's 43,514 BTC, as its 10-Q shows a $186.5 million nine-month loss and no binding deal for Elektron.
Bitcoin's consecutive annual losses could undermine its resilience narrative, impacting investor confidence and institutional interest.
The current slide is shallower than a six-week slump in the first quarter. Sunday's close will determine whether the losing streak extends.
Bitcoin's dip below key levels highlights market sensitivity to macroeconomic factors, potentially influencing broader crypto investment strategies.
Bitcoin dumped to multi-month lows, the altcoins followed. Here are the most important developments of the past week.
Bitcoin Gains: Twenty One Capital reported $1.087 billion in third-quarter net income, with $1.093 billion of that amount coming from fair value gains tied to its Bitcoin holdings.