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A closely followed analyst believes Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins are about to ignite massive rallies and leave paper-handed investors on the sidelines. Pseudonymous analyst TechDev tells his 516,300 followers on the social media platform X that Bitcoin and altcoins appear to be flashing a technical setup that preceded steep rallies during the 2017 and 2021…
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Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen 12% since March 2, when it nearly reached $94,000. Interestingly, during the same period, the US dollar weakened against a basket of foreign currencies, which is usually seen as a positive sign for scarce assets like BTC. Investors are now puzzled as to why Bitcoin hasn’t reacted positively to the declining…
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Approximately 3.7 million Bitcoin (20% of total supply) are considered lost and unrecoverable, representing a potential trillion-dollar prize for quantum computing breakthroughs. Jameson Lopp, Casa’s co-founder and CSO, strongly opposes quantum recovery of lost Bitcoin, arguing it would constitute wealth redistribution from the technologically ignorant to quantum computer owners. Allowing recovery of lost coins would…
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As bitcoin’s (BTC) price has fallen since Donald Trump took office, it is converging toward the corporate cost basis at Strategy. Michael Saylor’s giant BTC holding company owns 499,226 coins acquired for an average of $66,360 apiece. Today, a concerningly slim, 27% cushion separates BTC’s declining price from the company’s cost basis. For years, Strategy…
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The newly reintroduced Boosting Innovation, Technology, and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment Nationwide (BITCOIN) Act of 2025 by Senator Cynthia Lummis would allow the United States to potentially hold over 1 million Bitcoin (BTC) in its crypto reserves. The bill directs the government to buy 200,000 BTC annually over five years, to be paid for with…
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19h05 ▪ 5 min read ▪ by Luc Jose A. Amid revolutionary announcements, technological developments, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a realm of limitless innovations and a battlefield for regulatory and economic struggles. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week regarding…
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Bitcoin (BTC) critics have heaped different allegations on the coin and its technology over the years. Despite the coin’s backlash, it remains the unchallenged top cryptocurrency. One of the coin’s biggest critics and co-host of the All in Podcast, Jason Calacanis, once said a better Bitcoin might soon emerge. Responding to this, Anthony Pompliano denounced this…
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A historic bleed for digital asset investment products stretched into its fifth week, as products tracked by CoinShares lost $1.7 billion, the crypto investment firm said on Monday. Exchange-traded products holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are now facing their worst stretch of outflows on record, totaling $6.4 billion since Feb. 7, CoinShares said in a…
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) 90-day open interest, i.e., the aggregated USD-denominated value of all futures and contracts unsettled so far, losing its volume. Amid increasing fear sentiment, Bitcoin (BTC) markets entered the “deleveraging” phase, which historically opened amazing opportunities for traders. Bitcoin’s (BTC) open interest drops; opportunity for bulls? The 90-day open interest for Bitcoin (BTC), the…
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Bitcoin is dividing nations. In Brazil, lawmakers are pushing forward with a bill to regulate salary payments in Bitcoin, while South Korea’s central bank is rejecting the idea of holding Bitcoin in its foreign exchange reserves, citing its volatility. Federal Deputy Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança has introduced a bill allowing employees to receive…