Month: December 2025

ZOOZ Strategy’s Bitcoin-backed stock has been put on a Nasdaq compliance clock after the exchange warned the company its shares no longer meet the $1 minimum bid-price requirement, raising the risk of delisting if the price fails to recover within six months. The dual‑listed firm, which trades on Nasdaq and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange,

A Bitcoin whale has made a bold move, betting big on short positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL. The whale sold 255 BTC, increasing their leveraged short positions to 1,899 BTC, 18,527.5298 ETH, and 151,209.08 SOL.

Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize after weeks of heightened volatility, as traders balance technical signals with shifting macro and policy developments. On the 4-hour chart, BTC trades near $87,600, reflecting a short-term recovery within a broader corrective phase. Price action shows buyers defending recent lows, yet sellers remain active near key resistance zones. Consequently, market

Key Notes Etherscan cannot properly index many native-level ZKsync features. All on-chain data will migrate entirely to the ZKsync native explorer on January 7, 2026. Developers using Etherscan APIs must migrate before the deadline. ZKsync will end Etherscan support for the ZKsync Era on January 7, 2026. Block, transaction, and contract data will move fully

Nic Carter has taken another hiatus from speaking appearances after he single-handedly prompted the entire Bitcoin community to focus on risks of quantum computing. His blog posts and tweets on the topic have earned millions of combined views since October 20. His primary contention is not that quantum is a risk — everybody already agrees

US inflation came in softer than expected, and the Fed delivered its third consecutive rate cut. The Bank of Japan raised rates for the first time in three decades without triggering a meltdown. On paper, the macro tape into year-end looks friendlier than it has in months. As of press time, Bitcoin (BTC) is up

New investors are increasingly gravitating toward gold and silver, rather than cryptocurrencies, amid mounting macroeconomic pressures. This shift highlights a growing preference for traditional safe-haven assets, despite Bitcoin’s (BTC) positioning as “digital gold” and its long-term store-of-value narrative. Younger Investors Embrace Gold as a Hedge Against Inflation Across global markets, investors are turning to precious

As the year draws to a close, Bitcoin (BTC) is stuck in a narrow range. Struggling to hold above $90,000, let alone reach $100,000, hopes for a further rise have diminished significantly. At this point, Singapore-based analytics firm QCP Capital stated that weakening liquidity before the Christmas holidays and year-end institutional leverage reduction operations prevented

Strategy (MSTR), the largest bitcoin BTC$87,556.03 holder among publicly traded companies, increased its dollar reserve to $2.2 billion, giving the company a two-and-a-half-year buffer to meet dividend obligations and the flexibility to navigate a potential “bitcoin winter” if BTC prices follow the conventional four-year market cycle. The company sold stock to add $748 million to

The bitcoin price briefly crossed the $90,000 mark earlier Monday, rallying from $88,000 during Asian trading hours to just above $90,000 in European and US afternoon trading. The surge didn’t last long as the bitcoin price dropped down near $88,000 by the end of afternoon. BTC has displayed a pattern in recent weeks of gaining

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