Major cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has recently sent out a tweet that has caught interest in the crypto community. The timing of the tweet coincides with a broader market drop, with Bitcoin trading below $114,000 after falling as low as $112,555 early Wednesday. In a tweet, Coinbase wrote “1 BTC =1 BTC” with the crypto community
Michael Saylor, a renowned Bitcoin evangelist and a co-founder of Strategy, has taken to his X account to address the global BTC community with an important message. Basically, he once again warned them not to sell their Bitcoin and to remain bullish on its future price and potential. Saylor issues three-word Bitcoin statement The Strategy’s
Bitcoin is currently trading within the $113K range. The market saw a liquidation event of $105.77M worth of BTC. The bear hold is tightened, and the assets are bleeding in red across the crypto market. All the major tokens are losing their momentum, while the largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), follows suit, sliding to its former
Kenneth Rogoff spoke, and the Bitcoin hornet’s nest awoke. When the celebrated Harvard economist and former chief economist at the IMF yesterday publicly confessed that he was wrong on Bitcoin, he didn’t do so gracefully; instead, he doubled down. You see, it wasn’t that his prediction in 2018 of Bitcoin’s imminent doom and the bitcoin
Two early Bitcoin developers who are both believed by many in the crypto community to be Satoshi Nakamoto — Peter Todd and Adam Back — have suggested using Bitcoin as a cryptographic accumulator to make any censorship virtually impossible. However, while Back tweeted about this today, Todd pointed out that he has been talking about
Cryptocurrency investors are bracing for the US Federal Reserve’s annual gathering in Jackson Hole on Friday, where Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks may provide key signals on interest rate policy heading into September’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell to $112,565 on Wednesday, a two-week low last seen on Aug. 3, Cointelegraph data
Bitcoin price enters one of its most decisive weeks of 2025 with Jerome Powell set to deliver his final Jackson Hole speech as Federal Reserve chair. Traders are on edge as the speech comes amid slowing job growth, sticky inflation, and a split inside the Fed over when to resume rate cuts. The big question
The Federal Reserve is making it clear that Bitcoin crypto is going to be part of the financial system that needs clear rules and sound oversight. There is a shift away from special supervisory programs and toward treating crypto like any other banking activity. The Novel Activities Supervision Program has been folded into standard oversight.
As of Aug. 20, 2025, bitcoin is trading for between $113,524 and $113,882 per coin over the last hour, with a 24-hour intraday price range between $112,647 and $115,789. The leading cryptocurrency commands a $2.26 trillion market cap and saw $45.41 billion in trading volume over the past day, as price consolidates near a crucial