Bitcoin is back in the red after starting the week strong – could it be related to the U.S. government's transfer of seized Bitcoins from darknet Xanak seller Ryan Farace?
Bitcoin has been called many things – the future of money, the catalyst of a financial revolution, and a hedge against inflation, but in recent days, it has been floated as a potential strategic reserve asset for the U.S.
Terawulf utilizes 95% zero-carbon energy sources, and while it continues to focus on Bitcoin mining, it also believes diversifying revenue can help miners navigate the highly competitive environment triggered by the halving.
Bitcoin has gotten closer to $70,000 following a week of over $1 billion in inflows among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and exciting talks within the crypto space over this week's conference in Nashville.
Bitcoin mining was long under scrutiny due to environmental concerns associated with the industry, but as more studies emerge about the role the sector plays in the world's transition toward sustainable energy sources, the tides may finally be changing.
Bitcoin has been recognized not just as a digital asset but also a movement due to the community driving engagement around the cryptocurrency, and more than 10 years since its conception, $BTC appears to have become a "political force" in the lead-up to the November elections.
Bitcoin was trading above $65,000 Wednesday before it retreated to $64,000 as MtGox-related buzz on social media reignited fears on the activity's impact on crypto prices.
Larry Fink was one of the most prominent figures who doubted Bitcoin's legitimacy in the digital asset's early days, but after studying the coin, he now sees it as a "legitimate financial instrument."
MicroStrategy is currently the world's third largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, but it may soon lose that spot to another Bitcoin ETF if it doesn't stack up fast enough.
Bitcoin mining has been under scrutiny by environmental advocates since the industry started growing, but rising above the criticism are mining companies that miners can be profitable and more environmentally responsible at the same time.
Bitcoin is fighting hard to hit $60,000 again amid the ongoing German government dump and other market issues, but can it rise above the waves in the second half of the year to surpass its all-time high?
Billionaire Marc Andreessen has made a mark in the crypto industry after he provided a "permissionless funding" grant to an AI bot on X Wednesday using Bitcoin to help with the bot's planned projects.
A Bitcoiner group that isn't among ETF holders has snapped up thousands of $BTC within 30 days, highlighting the trend in the crypto market wherein a buyer waits for a seller to dump when prices plunge.
Since the German government started dumping its billions worth of Bitcoins, some financial analysts have suggested that the sell-off may be a "test" to determine the digital asset's liquidity – the big question is, has $BTC failed or passed the test?
An upcoming documentary film is lifting the spirits of some Bitcoin holders whose wallets were battered by the previous weeks' slumping prices – can it help turn the tides for an ecosystem wary of seeing red in the charts?
Bitcoin prices have been climbing steadily since Monday, and a dormant whale must have felt the uptick, moving some $8.5 million in $BTC after more than a decade of no activity.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have reawakened their positive inflows vibe as they brought in a collective $295 million Monday following some two weeks of mostly negative net flows. The purchases were made when the German government was dumping its Bitcoins hard and prices were down.
Gryphon Digital, a champion of renewable energy resource in Bitcoin mining, has achieved a new company record in quarterly hashrate, moving forward with its commitment toward a future where sustainable operations are the norm.
MtGox has been at the center of negative sentiment in the Bitcoin community due to the fallen exchange's repayments to creditors that many Bitcoiners initially feared would have a significant impact on the digital currency's prices.
Australia has been in the news in recent weeks following the launch of the ASX's first spot Bitcoin ETF, and for an industry expert, the latest development could be a key driver in the country's crypto literacy bid.
Bitcoin is back in the green after a weekend in the red – Bitcoin hodlers and maximalists are trying to keep sentiment on the positive end, but fears around the MtGox repayments and the German government's continuing dump continue to put pressure on the world's top digital asset.
Bitcoin is trading below $55,000, and the crypto market is seeing hundreds of millions in liquidations, but is the current price plunge a manipulation of some sort? That's what some industry experts are insinuating.
It's been more than two months since the Bitcoin halving, but some miners are still struggling to stay afloat, especially as $BTC prices have been on a downtrend in recent weeks – how are miners these days?
Bitcoin has plunged again, and while bulls are racing to get sentiment on a high note, some industry experts are trying to quell the seeming "overconfidence" surrounding the bull circle even as crypto prices dive.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs made history in January when they were approved for trading, but half a year since their launch, the funds' flows have "stagnated." Does this prove some early concerns about BTC ETFs being overrated?
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.
