Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
While Bitcoin struggles with price pressure from shifting investment flows into AI infrastructure and gold, major mining companies are transforming their operations into high-performance computing facilities, securing billions in long-term contracts and outperforming the cryptocurrency they once relied on exclusively
Economist Peter Schiff has intensified his criticism of Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency trades near $66,000 following recent declines. He argues that excessive confidence among holders sets the stage for a sharp drop, potentially testing long-term conviction and shaking out weak hands in the market
Tether and Fasset have introduced a Visa card that lets users spend tokenized gold in everyday transactions while earning up to 6% cashback in XAUT. The card converts XAUT holdings to fiat at point of sale and includes automatic round-ups that invest spare change back into gold
Bitcoin has dropped below $67,000 amid renewed selling pressure, giving longtime critic Peter Schiff fresh ammunition. As the leading cryptocurrency falls sharply from recent highs, questions arise about its performance compared to stocks and gold, while debates intensify over market confidence and potential policy responses
Billionaire investor shifts strategy after flagship cryptocurrency fails to deliver expected protection during economic uncertainty
New data from leading crypto exchange Bitget reveals retail traders are building more balanced portfolios, blending digital assets with traditional markets and AI-powered strategies
Legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has once again questioned Bitcoin’s viability as a dependable safe-haven asset, highlighting its transparency issues, volatility, and correlation with risk assets while reaffirming gold’s enduring role in global finance
US spot Bitcoin ETFs delivered their strongest monthly performance of 2026 in April with nearly $2 billion in net inflows, only to see momentum pause with significant outflows as Bitcoin traded below the $80,000 level
