Bitcoin News (Latest Publications)

TL;DR Bitcoin remains near $69,200, with sustained demand but without active catalysts that could drive an upward move. The lack of progress on the CLARITY Act

TL;DR Net ETF flows mask steady buying through financial advisor channels, despite hedge fund outflows. Gold crossing $5,000 per ounce creates unexpected comparative pressure on digital

TL;DR Bitcoin fell to $60,001, then rebounded nearly 19% to $71,469 before pulling back to $68,800; it remained down over 11% on the week. Santiment flagged

TL;DR Bitcoin failed again in the $70,000 zone, briefly touched $72,000, and pulled back toward the $68,000–$69,000 range after several unsuccessful rebound attempts. The correction that

TL;DR Bitcoin hovered near $70,000 as BTC fell 2.3% and total 24-hour liquidations topped $250 million, keeping $68,500 in focus for a support retest into Tuesday’s

TL;DR ETF Rebound: Spot Bitcoin ETFs added $145 million in Monday inflows, reinforcing last Friday’s $371 million surge and signaling slowing outflows. Investor Behavior: Bitwise reports

TL;DR Crypto mining companies are maintaining growth even as Bitcoin trades below previous highs, positioning themselves as bridges between digital assets and artificial intelligence infrastructure. Cango

TL;DR A Bloomberg Intelligence strategist said Bitcoin may return to the $10,000 zone if global risk appetite keeps weakening and equity volatility rises. The analyst described

TL;DR Sanae Takaichi’s electoral victory in Japan triggers an immediate crypto market rally, dubbed the “Takaichi trade”. Her platform pledges to slash crypto taxes from 55%

TL;DR: The recent price drop of the pioneer cryptocurrency to $60,000 triggered a massive surge in Bitcoin exchange inflows. Analysts reveal that this phenomenon is characterized