Bitcoin ($BTC) dipped below $78,000 at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as risk assets fell on renewed Middle East tensions. Key points: Bitcoin briefly dropped under $78,000 for the first time since Sept. 3, following downside pressure on US equities. WTI crude oil hit three-month highs near $95 per barrel on renewed military strikes in the
Bitcoin’s earliest mined coins are once again drawing attention, with fresh onchain clues pointing to a 1.096 million $BTC stash of Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto. This comes after a major reawakening of 50 $BTC wallets, including seven dormant wallets that were activated on September 5, 2026. According to Whale Alert, seven dormant addresses containing
Bitcoin has become one of the world’s largest pools of digital capital, yet only a small fraction participates in onchain financial activity. Other crypto ecosystems built large economies around staking, lending and decentralized trading. Bitcoin, by comparison, still lacks a universally accepted home where holders can put $BTC to work without taking on custody, bridge
Bitcoin price fell below $79,000 on Sept. 8 as weakening capital flows and nearby liquidation clusters increased the risk of a deeper pullback toward $76,000. Bitcoin price falls below $79,000 According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded at approximately $78,450 at the time of writing, down around 1% over the previous 24 hours.
India’s state debt burden is climbing, although aggregate liabilities are not at a record. Combined state and union territory liabilities reached 29.2% of GDP by March 2026, up from 28.4% a year earlier. That remains below the 31% pandemic-era peak in March 2021. However, the RBI says elevated debt requires consolidation as states rely more
Connecting Excellence Group (XCE) has signed binding Heads of Terms for its first proposed recruitment acquisition, targeting a specialist UK and U.S. recruitment business that generated £1.79 million in revenue and £431,000 in EBITDA over the last 12 months. The target also holds 8.216 Bitcoin. The deal has not yet closed and remains subject to
Bitcoin traded just below $78,800 Tuesday, Sept. 8, as the cryptocurrency remained under $80,000 and investors weighed higher Treasury yields and growing expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase. Two technical charts now point to a similar setup: Bitcoin may need to defend the $75,500-$76,000 area before a stronger recovery can challenge resistance near $82,000.
Xverse launched Bitcoin staking through sBTC on Stacks on Sept. 7, making the feature available in version 2.9 of its self-custodial wallet. In its official launch announcement, Xverse said users can put existing bitcoin to work and receive additional bitcoin through the fee-efficient sBTC representation on Stacks. The product does not lock native $BTC directly
Bitcoin has dipped below $79,000 on Tuesday as buyers struggled to push the cryptocurrency through a significant concentration of selling pressure between $80,000 and $82,850. The broader cryptocurrency market remained bullish, with the Fear and Greed Index registering 72. A reading in this range indicates elevated investor optimism, although it can also suggest that market
HashKey Cloud said on Sept. 7 that it had joined Stacks as a launch partner for self-custodial Bitcoin staking. The agreement gives the infrastructure provider two roles: participating in the inaugural Genesis Bond and joining the signer network securing sBTC. HashKey Cloud operates under HashKey Holding Limited. Stacks founder Muneeb Ali presented the collaboration during