daGama is making a strategic alliance with Spur Protocol on December 13, 2025, bringing together key players from the Web3 landscape. While each platform follows its own path toward mass adoption, the collaboration is designed to help both reach a wider audience more effectively. This partnership uses daGama’s location discovery technology and Spur Protocol’s education-focused
Bitcoin’s price is currently parked at $89,417 with a market cap standing at $1.78 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, it’s swung between $88,929.64 and $90,469, with a trading volume clocking in at $35.66 billion—so yes, it’s still the life of the liquidity party, even if the dance floor’s gotten a little tense. Just like
In January of last year, spot Bitcoin ETFs were launched on U.S. exchanges. These are exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that directly hold BTC as collateral, thereby replicating its real-time price movement. In reality, similar funds already existed before, especially in Europe, but although their operation is technically very similar, they are not ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) but
Bitcoin price continues to move sideways after a quiet weekend, showing little momentum in either direction. Saturday saw very low activity, and early Sunday trading has not brought any major change. For now, Bitcoin has slipped below the important $90k level after dropping more than 1% in the last 24 hours. Support and Resistance Levels
Bitcoin price looks stuck at first glance. Over the past 24 hours, the price has been nearly flat, down just 0.2%. Even on a weekly basis, Bitcoin has barely moved, up roughly 0.7%. The market feels quiet, and many traders are calling this range-bound action. But under the surface, several signals suggest Bitcoin (BTC) is
Bitcoin advocate Pierre Rochard has predicted that banks increasingly need Bitcoin exposure to serve clients and strengthen their own balance sheets. He is convinced that global banks will eventually integrate with the network now that the institutional adoption of the flagship cryptocurrency is accelerating. This echoes the forecast of Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor about banks
Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor has posted an AI-generated image of himself in a McDonald’s uniform frying French fries, paired with the caption “Will work for Bitcoin.” The image has gone viral on X, and Peter Schiff has quipped that it represents HODLers’ grim future. That’s actually a good representation of what Bitcoin HODLers can expect
On Friday afternoon, the CFTC published Release 9146-25, a document with a long title and a simple message: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC are getting a supervised trial run as collateral inside the US derivatives system. It’s an experiment with guardrails, reporting, and plenty of fine print, but it represents a real shift in how the