The legal decision marks the end of the road for a years-long legal battle over 69,370 Bitcoins, seized in 2020 from an unidentified hacker referred to in court documents as “In

Bailey shared his perspectives on Trump’s evolving understanding of bitcoin, its alignment with his political and economic agenda, and the significance of positioning the U.S. a

Among the signs of rising capitulation among speculative investors — those who are traditionally more sensitive to short-term price movements — is a dip in the spent output profit ratio (SOPR). SOPR monitors the proportion of unspent transaction outputs, or UTXOs, created at a profit or loss compared to when the coins involved last moved.

The US government holds about $18.50 billion worth of Bitcoin, which it may sell entirely ahead of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Today, the Bitcoin Students Network launches its "Layer Zero" program to empower youths globally to collaboratively build and strengthen Bitcoin's "social layer."

Russian authorities are liquidating 1 billion rubles in Bitcoin from former investigator Marat Tambiev, following a bribery conviction.

It is a sharp pivot away from the cautious approach of the traditional corporate treasury, normally charged with safeguarding cash rather than chasing higher returns.

A judge has thrown out a man's attempt to sue a council to recover a £600m Bitcoin wallet from a rubbish tip. James Howells had argued that his former partner had mistakenly dumped the hard drive containing a Bitcoin wallet in 2013, and he wanted to access the site and recover the cryptocurrency.

With bitcoin’s price dipping significantly below $100k again, the “buy the dip” cheerleaders are out in full force. But I’m here to offer a different perspective: Don’t buy the dip. Before I continue, let me please make it clear that nothing that I write in this Take is investment advice.

Bitcoin could drop to support levels around $84,500, Katie Stockton said. The token has whipsawed this week, briefly crossing $100,000 before sliding agin.

After a strong start to the new year that saw Bitcoin retake the $100,000 level, the original digital asset fell on Thursday to its lowest level this year as it struggles to maintain momentum.