Bitcoin News (Latest Publications)

TL;DR BTC fell from $95,467 to $92,263 in 24 hours and traded near $92,973, keeping the market stuck between range and risk-off. John Glover says Wave

TL;DR Canadian billionaire Frank Giustra argues that Bitcoin is easier to confiscate than gold because blockchain transactions are transparent and traceable. He points out that a

TL;DR Bitcoin hashrate has dropped about 15% from its October high, signaling mounting pressure on higher-cost miners and reduced network participation. Mining difficulty is set to

TL;DR Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $1.42B for the week ending Jan. 16, the biggest since Oct. 10, with IBIT contributing $1.03B. Bitcoin ran from about

TL;DR Tariff threats tied to Greenland sparked a risk-off move, pushing BTC toward $92,000 and shrinking crypto market cap by over $100B in liquidity. $875M was

TL;DR Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is losing explanatory power as liquidity conditions and policy signals increasingly drive price movements. Bitcoin reacts early to expected monetary easing, reducing

TL;DR Analysts tracking Bitcoin in 2026 are focusing less on daily price swings and more on structural signals shaping demand and resilience. ETF flows offer a

TL;DR: The Bitcoin price toward $100,000 is approaching; in fact, it appears to be an increasingly tangible goal that the digital asset market is watching closely.

TL;DR Bitcoin trades near a critical convergence zone where on-chain data and technical levels meet, historically influencing short-term direction. The realized price of short-term holders sits

TL;DR Cathie Wood argues Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it superior to gold. Bitcoin rose 360% vs gold’s 166% with lower annual supply growth. Bitcoin’s mining supply