Bitcoin has completed over one billion transactions, 15 years after the first block was mined by the digital asset's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
A crypto whale that held hundreds of Bitcoin for over 10 years has just reactivated the account, earning both praise and confusion among other digital asset holders on X as the whale activity happened on the day BTC rebounded to $64,000.
A day after the release of a report that alleged Block was being investigated for non-compliance in its Square and Cash App units, the company's founder unveiled a new Bitcoin strategy that will see some of the fintech firm's profits being invested into the digital asset.
Gensler is under pressure to approve the SEC under Chair Gensler to approve spot Bitcoin ETF options trading "without delay" as it was crucial for investors that the SEC has said it wants to protect.
Elliptic shared the progress it made in studying the use of AI in detecting illicit activities in the crypto space, and this time, its machine learning model was able to help identify money laundering movements using Bitcoin, the world's most popular digital asset.
Bitcoin dropped to $58,000 on Wednesday, and even as newbie crypto traders and BTC non-believers plant FUD in the minds of other holders, the "hodlers" are displaying a serious sense of unity.
On the day of his sentencing, the price of Bitcoin plummeted from nearing $64,000 to $60,000. Such a development led the crypto community to express various thoughts on his sentence, with some predicting the digital coin won't see a bull run until the crypto mogul is released in August.
Several followers of Bitcoin maximalist Michael Saylor are not pleased that gold advocate Peter Schiff made a sarcastic comment on their crypto hero's post, with some saying the stockbroker should wait for the day when Bitcoin reaches stellar prices as gold has.
An Oklahoma-based coal miner started mining Bitcoin in the second half of 2020 as a "pilot project," and now it holds 425 BTC – mined from the company's "excess" energy.
MicroStrategy is not anywhere near giving up on its Bitcoin strategy just because others are panic selling their stash as the tech firm announced purchasing over a hundred more BTC this month.
Bitcoin whales are once again on the move following a disappointing week in the spot Bitcoin ETF space as BlackRock, the most popular BTC ETF issuer, saw 0 inflows for three straight days.
Michael Saylor is known for his extreme optimism toward Bitcoin, but it turns out there was also a time when he doubted the digital asset's path and whether it was worth his interest.
Bitcoin was holding on to $63,000 over the weekend, causing concerns among digital asset enthusiasts. However, Bitcoiners argued against the notion that the cryptocurrency has entered a bear market.
Morgan Stanley may trigger a significant shift in the way traditional banking institutions have dabbled into cryptocurrency offerings as it is reportedly exploring the possibility of allowing its brokers to recommend spot Bitcoin ETFs to clients.
In a country that has singled out crypto exchange giant Binance in its industry crackdown, more than half of the people actually trust the top digital asset Bitcoin for their financial transactions, a new survey found.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor has once again stirred the Bitcoin community with his latest post stating that BTC is a city, but the statement has raised the topic of high "rent" that may have become too high for small Bitcoin holders post-halving.
Bitwise's Matt Hougan is very bullish about the path Bitcoin will take in the next four years, even with not much movement from the world's largest digital asset since its halving event.
Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin is refreshing, but some crypto users are increasingly becoming frustrated over the tech mogul's optimism, arguing that the digital asset's price has been down significantly from its $73,000 all-time high in March.
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.
