Bitcoin News (Latest Publications)

TL;DR: The Metaplanet strategy with Bitcoin was put to the test following the harsh crypto winter hitting the Japanese firm’s balance sheets. The company’s CEO, Simon

TL;DR Long-term Bitcoin holders (LTHs) are showing activity levels not seen in previous cycles, according to Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) metrics. Elevated movements are partly driven

TL;DR Bitcoin held near $67,000 as $181.69M liquidations hit, while BTC and ETH ETFs saw $165.8M and $130.2M outflows. Traders see stabilization from $66,000 to $68,000;

TL;DR Bithumb’s Feb. 6 promo glitch credited 2,000 BTC per user instead of 2,000 won, showing 620,000 BTC and a $43B paper error that sparked selling.

TL;DR Bitcoin Outflows: Bitcoin ETFs lost about $165.8 million, driven by a major $164.1 million IBIT redemption, signaling continued institutional caution and weakening short‑term conviction. Ethereum

TL;DR: Bitcoin stabilizes in a narrow price margin following a severe market downturn. Crypto hedge funds prioritize capital preservation and increase their cash reserves. Institutional investors

TL;DR: Venture capital veteran Tim Draper has once again shaken social media with a bold prediction about Bitcoin. The investor stated that the pioneer cryptocurrency is

TL;DR: Fourteen mining companies plan to triple their current capacity through massive data infrastructure for AI. The industry currently has 11 operational gigawatts but projects an

TL;DR Crypto ETFs saw renewed outflows: Bitcoin products lost about $133.3M and Ethereum products about $41.8M, as prices drifted lower. Bitcoin ETFs were led by $84.2M

TL;DR Bitcoin dipped below $66,000, bounced to $67,000, after rejection at $71,000 to $72,000. After February 6 low at $60,000, BTC stayed down 1.5%, with market