Elon Musk has revived his favorite Bitcoin anime character to the timeline with a modern AI twist. In the meantime, Bitcoin’s price remains firmly in the green after the cryptocurrency got a coveted mention from the centibillionaire. The latest viral interaction kicked off when X user @TxCryptoSaurus tagged Musk and challenged him to animate a
Bitcoin is entering a period of uncertainty, as analysts present sharply divergent views on its next move. While on-chain data points to potential downside risks, institutional research suggests the market may already be stabilizing. Key Points Bitcoin faces conflicting outlooks between bearish on-chain data and bullish institutional research. Willy Woo warns of a possible drop
Robert Kiyosaki, an investment expert and an advocate of financial education, widely known for his book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, has stepped forth with an important message on his X account, regarding financial assets. While trashing traditional ones, such as US Treasuries, he once again underscored the importance of gold and crypto. Kiyosaki’s ‘investor secret’
The market is not yet in what appears to be the last stage of stress before an expected significant recovery for Bitcoin. Sellers in control of Bitcoin With Bitcoin trading below important moving averages and sticking to a distinct declining resistance trendline, the current price action reveals a brittle structure. The rejection of every attempt
Bitcoin ($BTC), which reached as high as $76,000 in March, fell to around $66,000 with the pullback that began on Friday. $BTC, which traded around the $67,000 level in the new week, still seems to be at risk of a decline. Crypto analyst Omkar Godbole stated that $BTC long positions on Bitfinex have reached their
Midas said it raised $50 million to solve a persistent pain point for onchain yield investors: liquidity. The firm, which turns institutional yield strategies into blockchain-based tokens, closed a Series A funding round led by RRE and Creandum with backing from firms including Framework Ventures, Franklin Templeton and Coinbase Ventures. The raise comes as institutions
Pierre Rochard, CEO of The Bitcoin Bond Company, warned US banking regulators that their sweeping Basel III capital rewrite leaves unresolved how Bitcoin-related activities should be treated, a gap he says could create legal risk and shape how much capital banks must hold against the asset. In a formal comment submitted March 29 to the