While Bitcoin continues to draw attention as a high-growth asset, its reputation as a safe haven during turbulent markets is being called into question.
Bitcoin briefly broke above $122,000 earlier this week, marking one of its strongest rallies of the year, but the excitement was short-lived.
Legendary market analyst Peter Brandt has put forward a bold projection for Bitcoin’s next major turning point, suggesting the cryptocurrency could see its cycle high in the latter half of September.
A little-known U.S. fintech firm is set to make one of the boldest plays in the intersection of politics and cryptocurrency this year — amassing a huge reserve of a token linked to President Donald Trump’s family and placing it inside a publicly traded company.
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have given up some of their recent gains, with BTC now trading around $118,950 and ETH at $4,225.
Simon Gerovich, the chief executive of Tokyo-based Metaplanet, believes Bitcoin’s role as a store of value extends far beyond speculative trading - arguing it is essential for safeguarding wealth in both unstable and stable economies alike.
Bitcoin’s market landscape is undergoing a subtle yet powerful transformation - one that many traders may be overlooking.
Trump Media and Technology Group Corp., the company behind Truth Social, has taken another step toward launching its own spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
What started as a novelty in retail payments is now shaping into a competitive advantage.
Five years after embracing Bitcoin as its core treasury asset, Michael Saylor’s Strategy has added to its already massive holdings.
At the Baltic Honeybadger conference in Riga, veteran Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo painted a picture of a digital asset with unprecedented long-term potential - but also serious hurdles to overcome.
The long-standing belief that Bitcoin’s market rhythm is dictated by its halving events is facing a serious challenge.



