The long-running debate over whether Bitcoin can one day rival gold took a sharp turn this week after MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor outlined one of his boldest timelines yet: he believes Bitcoin will surpass gold’s total valuation within the next decade.

CleanSpark has placed one of the boldest wagers in Bitcoin mining this year, raising $1.15 billion through zero-coupon convertible notes to expand capacity in what has become the most unforgiving mining climate to date.

Bitcoin is ending the week stuck inside one of its tightest trading corridors of the year, but beneath the calm surface the market is undergoing a major reset.

The Czech National Bank has quietly taken its first step into crypto markets, launching a small experimental portfolio designed to help the institution understand how digital assets function in practice.

Taiwan is quietly laying the groundwork for what could become one of its most consequential financial decisions in years: determining whether Bitcoin should play a formal role in the nation’s reserve architecture.

Morgan Stanley strategists believe Bitcoin has entered what they call the “fall season” of its four-year cycle — a stage typically followed by a major market cooldown.

Bitcoin’s recent rally appears to be losing steam, as institutional analysts and leading traders signal growing caution in the market.

A new surge in global money supply across the U.S., China, and the Eurozone is catching the attention of analysts, with many viewing it as a bullish macro signal for digital assets like Bitcoin.