While recent sharp declines in cryptocurrency markets have worried investors, an optimistic statement has come from Grayscale, one of the world’s largest crypto asset management companies. Grayscale Research Director Zach Pandl rejected the characterization of the market downturn as a “crypto winter,” arguing instead that the current situation is a macroeconomic risk mitigation process. Zach
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 in Saturday trading after the U.S. and Israel launched military strikes on Iran, pushing the largest cryptocurrency down roughly 3% in a matter of hours and extending what had already been a difficult weekend for risk assets.The move brings bitcoin to its lowest level since the Feb. 5 crash, when the
Tensions between Israel and Iran have reached a new level. According to reports in the US press, Israel launched a “preemptive strike” against Iran today. According to CNN, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that an operation was carried out against Iran. Katz stated that the attack was “preventive” and announced a state of emergency
Chris Kline, co-founder of Bitcoin IRA, made striking revelations about how high-net-worth individuals manage their cryptocurrencies during his appearance on Anthony Pompliano’s podcast. According to Kline, while many small investors are burdened by heavy taxes due to a lack of financial education, wealthy investors are saving millions of dollars by exploiting legal loopholes and private
Buying Bitcoin before it reaches $54,320 may be too early. At least, that is the picture painted by the monthly $BTC/USD chart with Bollinger Bands applied, as per TradingView. According to this indicator, which measures not only the asset’s volatility but also which bias currently prevails on the market, after Bitcoin’s price in December 2025
TL;DR: ETF outflows represent only a minimal fraction compared to total inflows since launch. Experts emphasize that institutional holders have shown “diamond hands” in the face of extreme volatility. Consistency in asset retention suggests that ETF capital is seeking long-term growth rather than speculation. In recent days, the cryptocurrency market has faced severe turbulence; however,
DCTRL Vancouver: Iconic Bitcoin Hackerspace Closes Downtown Location After 12 Years Due to Zoning Changes DCTRL, a Bitcoin hub and hacker space out of Vancouver, the fair-weather Canadian city, has announced the sunset of its downtown basement location, iconic among early adopters for its tinkerer mindset and hardware hacker culture. The community will be migrating
Bitcoin options traders have begun taking positions on the possibility of the price recovering towards the $90,000 level. According to data shared by the blockchain derivatives analysis platform Derive, a trend of moving away from aggressive downward hedging strategies in the market is noteworthy. The analysis points to a possible stabilization and recovery process in
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales has once again taken aim at Bitcoin. In a recent tweet, he stated that the world’s largest cryptocurrency is a “complete failure” as both a currency and a store of value. As reported by U.Today, he previously predicted that it would eventually fade into a niche collectible priced under $10,000 by
Bitcoin erased earlier gains and slipped back toward the $65,000 level as weakness in U.S. stock futures and concerns about artificial intelligence disrupted risk appetite. Market commentator Walter Bloomberg noted that crypto tracked equities lower as investors reacted to growing fears about AI’s impact on business models and long-term tech investment returns. With technology stocks