Bitcoin is proving unusually resilient in 2025, with every fresh peak followed by a gentler pullback than before.

Skepticism remains deeply embedded in Bitcoin culture, and according to Ego Death Capital co-founder Preston Pysh, that isn’t changing anytime soon — especially as Wall Street tightens its grip on the market.

The once-explosive market for corporate Bitcoin treasuries appears to be losing steam. According to Ledn co-founder and CEO Adam Reeds, the era of outsized returns generated by companies stockpiling Bitcoin may be coming to an end.

BlackRock has officially overtaken crypto exchanges to become the single largest known holder of Bitcoin, cementing its dominance in the digital asset space.

The weakening dollar, rising inflation, and overheated equity markets could be setting the stage for the largest financial reset in modern times, according to economist and author Harry Dent.

A Hong Kong-based watch distributor has reinvented itself as a Bitcoin-focused corporate player.

Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy — the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin — insists its massive purchases don’t push up BTC prices, despite widespread speculation among traders.

Crypto analytics firm Alphractal has released new research showing a strong relationship between Bitcoin’s price performance and changes in global money supply, particularly between China and the United States.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell returned to Jackson Hole this week for his much-anticipated speech, a year after warning that monetary tightening would continue “for some time.”

Global asset management giant Allianz has formally recognized Bitcoin as a legitimate institutional investment, marking a sharp reversal from its previous stance against cryptocurrencies.