Bitcoin News (Latest Publications)

TL;DR Bitcoin demand is rising across spot and derivatives markets, with net buying activity turning positive on major exchanges. Selling pressure from short-term holders has dropped

TL;DR Quantum computing does not yet pose a practical threat to Bitcoin, according to Adam Back, but preparation is already underway. He proposes a transition period

TL;DR: Bitcoin rebounded from $65,000 last week to $72,379 after Washington announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran and moved toward reopening Hormuz. Ethereum climbed above $2,250,

TL;DR Georgia’s crypto mining sector consumed 752 million kWh in 2025, representing 5% of the nation’s total electricity. Low-cost hydroelectric power and free economic zones continue

TL;DR Grayscale presents three strategies to address quantum risks in Bitcoin, focusing on coins with lost private keys. The firm argues the main obstacle is community

TL;DR: A Bitcoin whale sent roughly 300 BTC worth more than $20 million to a Binance deposit address on Tuesday, reviving market concern about possible selling.

TL;DR: Bitcoin briefly reached $70,250 before slipping back toward $69,000, as ceasefire hopes lifted prices but failed to produce a breakout. Crypto liquidations hit $162.5 million

TL;DR: Recent on-chain data shows a subtle but significant shift in Bitcoin’s market structure. While macroeconomic uncertainty persists, participants are migrating from short-term trading strategies toward

TL;DR A Bloomberg Intelligence strategist warns Bitcoin could fall to $10K, pointing to the unwinding of pandemic-era liquidity and an oversupply of competing tokens. He also

TL;DR: The Rainbow Chart places the “Fire Sale” band at $96,239.07, suggesting that the current price remains in a zone of historical undervaluation. Bitcoin is trading