Recent rapid advancements in quantum computing technology have brought the quantum threat back to the forefront of security concerns for cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. The possibility that sufficiently powerful quantum computers could break the current cryptographic systems of cryptocurrencies raises concerns about the long-term security of digital assets. Therefore, transitioning to quantum-resistant technologies and preparing existing
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently appeared on CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia to discuss the Clarity Act and what regulatory clarity could mean for the crypto industry. He also explained why the Bitcoin trade has already bottomed out and is looking for upside despite pressure in global bond markets. When asked whether he still believes Bitcoin
Bitcoin [$BTC] and the rest of the crypto market experienced increased volatility on the 9th of September. Bitcoin rallied to $79,760 on the day, but just 14 hours later, it had shed 2.49% in value to fall to $77,770. Why is crypto falling today? The retracement saw $BTC retest the local support zone at $77.9k.
Bitcoin is holding steady at $78,378, up 1% over the past day and the past week, even as the broader crypto market slides. Total crypto market cap has slipped to $2.76 trillion, down nearly 1%, with Bitcoin proving more resilient than most of the altcoin field around it. Bitcoin’s own market cap sits near $1.57
US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $120.2 million in net outflows on Wednesday, bringing withdrawals across the first two sessions of the holiday-shortened week to $166.8 million, according to Farside Investors data. The ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) led Wednesday’s withdrawals with $78 million, followed by Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC) with $27.2 million
Bitcoin (BTC) sell-side risk remains near historic lows as August profit-taking cools, new data shows. Key points: Bitcoin’s sell-side risk ratio fell to seven from 16 in September, placing it among its lowest-ever readings. Selling pressure eased while Bitcoin held most of its 25% August gains. Bitcoin ETF investors have spent 229 sessions below their
Bitcoin’s on-chain sell-side risk has fallen to less than half its August peak, easing one measure of potential selling pressure even as a large block of older coins remains held at acquisition prices above the market. Analytics firm Glassnode’s Sept. 9 report, using on-chain observations through Sept. 7, puts its Sell-Side Risk Ratio at 7
From Thursday, the 3rd of September, to Tuesday, the 8th of September, Bitcoin [$BTC] underwent a 5.7% retracement, falling from $82,300 to $77,620. Within the past 24 hours, this short-term retracement has begun to reverse. Source: CryptoQuant Bitcoin is already up 2.4% from the local lows. Moreover, in recent days, the Bitcoin Open Interest has
Bitcoin reached a price of $78,888 on September 9, 2026, after posting sustained gains over the preceding 30 days, according to data from the Decibel platform. Anthony Pompliano reported on September 8, 2026, that current buy orders are funded by direct stablecoin conversions rather than public equity sales. Stablecoin reserves across major centralized exchanges maintained
Bitcoin price remained under pressure near $78,500 after a retreat from its Sept. 3 peak of $82,283, while weakening momentum and a possible head-and-shoulders pattern raised the risk of a deeper correction. Bitcoin price action today According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin (BTC) price traded near $78,500 late on Sept. 9 after moving between approximately