Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO who was once closely involved with the cryptocurrency world, added another Bitcoin post to his increasingly rare collection of posts today. Elon Musk, who has recently been frequently sharing images and videos created by Grok, the AI model of the social media platform X, this time shared a dancer with
US Senator Cynthia Lummis is preparing to introduce a bipartisan “Mined in America Act” bill that would incentivize Bitcoin mining; under the plan, miners would be able to sell Bitcoin to the government in exchange for tax benefits (CGT exemption). The bill aims to encourage Bitcoin mining within the country and to bring critical infrastructure
Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, has paused its weekly Bitcoin purchases for the first time in over a year. The company did not make any new purchases this past week, keeping its total Bitcoin holdings at 762,099 $BTC. The current market value of the total $BTC held by the company is estimated at approximately $51.6
Jack Dorsey’s Square on Monday announced it began automatically enabling bitcoin payments for millions of eligible U.S. small businesses, marking one of the most aggressive pushes yet to integrate crypto into mainstream commerce. The Block (XYZ) subsidiary said businesses can now accept bitcoin with no additional setup requirements and with transactions instantly converted into U.S.
American Bitcoin (ABTC), the Donald Trump family-backed company, has hit 7,000 BTC in its bitcoin reserve, marking roughly a threefold increase in these assets since its Nasdaq debut in September 2025, according to the company. The firm also reported a more than doubling of its satoshis per share, a metric that reflects the amount of
Bitcoin price moved higher Sunday night into Monday after remarks from Donald Trump indicating the United States is engaged in discussions with a new leadership structure in Iran and that progress toward a potential agreement is underway. The comments helped lift risk appetite across digital assets after a weekend dip that briefly pushed bitcoin price
Bitcoin price has fallen over 30% from its yearly high, largely impacted by geopolitical and economic concerns that deteriorated investor appetite for risk assets. After rallying nearly 12% to a yearly high of $97,538 on Jan. 15, the bellwether crypto has fallen by nearly 31% to $67,525 at the time of writing. This came amid
Bitcoin ETFs snapped a four-week inflow streak, with over $296.18 million in outflows recorded over the last week. According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $296.18 million in net outflows after four weeks of inflows, during which more than $2.2 billion had been recorded. Inflows gradually began slowing, with $787.31 million, $568.45 million
US President Donald Trump says no one can imitate real Gold, highlighting the precious metal’s rarity despite a war-driven decline in value. Trump made the statement during the latest cabinet meeting while discussing plans to get his face stamped on a 24-karat coin to commemorate the country’s 250th anniversary. “I’m a gold person, it’s all
Bitcoin may have slipped into an accumulation zone amid increased whale deposits into the Binance exchange. While Bitcoin has collapsed 47% from its $126,000 all-time high reached in October 2025 amid the six-month downturn, market data indicates that the crypto firstborn may have entered an accumulation zone, with Binance recording higher whale deposits. Key Points