Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
Mike Novogratz pushes back against claims that Bitcoin is a dead asset, pointing to potential Federal Reserve rate cuts as a key catalyst for renewed growth amid current market weakness
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their largest 30-day net outflows since launch, totaling around $6.35 billion, as Bitcoin trades lower amid macroeconomic pressures and ongoing geopolitical risks
The Nationwide Business Corporate Pension Fund, serving 1,200 small and medium-sized companies, plans a 1% allocation to crypto assets in fiscal year 2026 as part of its diversification strategy
The traditional flow of capital from Bitcoin gains into a broad range of altcoins has sharply weakened since 2021, with trading volumes in BTC pairs hitting multi-year lows and capital concentrating in fewer large assets
A New York court case targeting thousands of inactive Bitcoin wallets, including those allegedly tied to Satoshi Nakamoto, has been paused after a prominent attorney raised serious objections over ownership claims and due process
Global asset manager Franklin Templeton has submitted filings for two new ETFs designed to automatically convert dividends from U.S. equities into Bitcoin exposure, blending traditional stock investing with digital asset accumulation
Strive’s SATA preferred stock raised capital equivalent to about 603 Bitcoin in its first week of daily dividends, even as both SATA and competitor Strategy’s STRC faced sharp price drops due to leverage liquidations
Bitcoin is breaking away from traditional tech stock performance while AI companies dominate capital flows, leaving miners with massive funding needs and the leading cryptocurrency at risk of dropping out of the global top 20 assets
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate suffered significant losses on a 40x leveraged Bitcoin long position amid a market downturn, adding to his history of volatile crypto trades
Strategy's flagship preferred stock STRC has dropped to new lows below $90, raising questions about its Bitcoin-backed dividend model as coverage claims shrink from 71 to 32 years
