Bitcoin white paper marked its 17th anniversary on Friday. Seventeen years ago, on Oct. 31, Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin white paper on the cryptography mailing list in 2008. The milestone was celebrated across the crypto community, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent participating in the moment. Bessent praised Bitcoin’s resilience in a tweet, which also
Bulls are trying to hold the initiative, however, there are some exceptions, according to CoinStats. BTC/USD The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by 0.16% since yesterday. On the hourly chart, the rate of BTC is in the middle of the local channel between the support of $110,478 and the resistance of $109,370. However, if
Bitcoin closed October lower, snapping its six-year “Uptober” streak while BNB eked out a gain as a mid-month jolt left most majors stuck below early highs. The shock landed Oct. 10, when President Donald Trump threatened steep new tariffs on China amid rare-earth tensions, touching off a broad risk-off move. Bitcoin slid from roughly the
With the much-anticipated Bitcoin (BTC) rally for October failing to materialize, attention has shifted to how the asset will perform in November. Indeed, Bitcoin experienced significant volatility throughout October, ultimately ending the month just slightly above the $110,000 support zone. Despite this mixed performance, artificial intelligence insights from ChatGPT suggest that the asset is likely
Despite a roaring start and fresh all-time high early on in October, the expected “Uptober” turned into a real downer for Bitcoin, with the leading cryptocurrency sinking to levels untouched for four months. Bitcoin’s price recently stood at $109,820 per coin, according to CoinGecko, about 13% below its October 6 record of $126,080. Over a
Bitcoin price today trades near $110,100, steadying after breaking a seven-year streak of positive Octobers. The leading cryptocurrency closed October with a 5% loss, its first negative monthly performance since 2018. The decline followed a historic $1.2 billion liquidation after President Trump’s tariff announcement rattled risk assets. Despite the setback, Bitcoin remains up more than
The Bitcoin whitepaper, A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, published by the mysterious and pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, turned seventeen years old yesterday. Released on Oct. 31, 2008, amid the global financial crisis, the nine-page document laid the foundation for what would become the world’s first cryptocurrency. The whitepaper outlined a vision for a decentralized, peer-to-peer financial
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made a statement on the 17th anniversary of Bitcoin’s white paper, sending a message to the cryptocurrency community and referring to the Democrats in the Senate. Amidst the ongoing government shutdown, Bessent shared a message on social media platform X, using the phrase “Bitcoin never shuts down,” highlighting the network’s
Bitcoin’s coasting along at $109,929 to $110,056 over the last 60 minutes, holding down a $2.19 trillion market cap and a healthy 24-hour trading volume of $44.79 billion. Price action danced between $108,655 and $110,845 today—showing just enough flirtation with volatility to keep traders awake but not enough to make a real move. Bitcoin Chart
Bitcoin is under severe sales pressure around the 120,000122,000 region as indicated by Crypto Rover on X. The TradingView chart indicates that BTC has several attempts to reach this level since the middle of 2025 but has not succeeded. Every rejection has spawned profit-taking and short-term corrections that indicate high dominance of sellers around this