French Bitcoin treasury firm Capital B says it wants to buy Bitcoin as fast as it possibly can, and its chief executive isn’t shy about saying so in public. At a recent Bitcoin conference, CEO Alexandre Laizet laid out a version of the Capital B Bitcoin strategy that leans almost entirely on tapping public financial
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their strongest week of inflows this year, drawing $2.39 billion after adding $134.5 million on Friday. The weekly total was the largest since the week ending Oct. 10, 2025, when net inflows totaled $2.71 billion, according to SoSoValue. It also surpassed the previous 2026 high of $1.92 billion
A Bloomberg analyst, stating that the expectation of a decline in Bitcoin continues, argues that Bitcoin has failed as a portfolio asset. Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodities strategist Mike McGlone stated in a post on his X account that the performance of Bitcoin and other crypto assets in terms of portfolio management over the last decade
Capital is fleeing the bitcoin $BTC$82,742.29 futures market, and the traders still in are willing to pay to stay short. That’s the message from key metrics such as open interest and annualized perpetual funding rates. Open interest, or the number of active futures bets, stood at 652,000 $BTC as of this writing, one of its
Hong Kong-based stablecoin payments company RedotPay has completed a financial audit, a required step toward a U.S. initial public offering, as it pushes ahead with plans to take the business public, it said in a press release Monday. The company also completed a separate review of its anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing controls. Both were conducted by
U.S. spot solana exchange-traded funds attracted a record $188 million last week, with Bitwise’s BSOL taking about two-thirds of the money as every fund in the group recorded inflows. BSOL brought in roughly $128 million during the five sessions through Sept. 25. Grayscale’s GSOL followed with $28 million and Fidelity’s FSOL with $18 million, according
Bitcoin has pulled back from last week’s move above $87,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pressured risk assets and interrupted its September rebound. CoinGecko data showed Bitcoin falling below $84,000 during Monday trading after reaching a seven-day high above $87,000 last week. $BTC later recovered toward the $84,000–$85,000 area as traders assessed geopolitical risk and the
TSMC investors received another strong signal on Monday that demand for the company’s next-generation chips is accelerating faster than expected, even as the stock has stopped reacting aggressively to every bullish AI datapoint. Industry reports suggest Apple, Nvidia and other major customers have increased orders for TSMC’s 2-nanometre family by 10% to 20%, pushing expected
Bitcoin BTC$84,722.52 and Nasdaq have begun the new week on a soft note as President Donald Trump signaled possible new military strikes on Iran before the early November midterm elections. At 03:30 UTC, bitcoin was down 1.3% at $83,324, with major alternative cryptocurrencies such as ether ETH$2,713.56, $XRP ($XRP) and solana (SOL) nursing similar losses.
R3E Network has deployed its neo-n4 elastic network prototype to the Neo N3 TestNet, marking the first live deployment of Jimmy Liao’s independent multi-L2 architecture. The project, which uses the “neo-n4” name, is a separate effort from Erik Zhang’s canonical Neo 4 protocol work. Zhang’s work focuses on a RISC-V VM evolution of Neo’s core