An early Bitcoin holder controlling 2,100 $BTC worth $148 million has resurfaced after 14 years of inactivity and moved a small fraction of the stash, according to data tracked by Lookonchain. A whale wallet 1NB3ZX, holding 2,100 $BTC($148M), woke up after 13.7 years of inactivity and transferred out 0.00079 $BTC($56). This whale received 2,100 $BTC
A Bitcoin mining company linked to the Trump family is growing fast. The firm, called American Bitcoin, now holds 6,899 $BTC. At current prices, this is worth around $450 million to $480 million. This puts the company among the top corporate Bitcoin holders in the world. AMERICAN BITCOIN IS MINING AND HOLDING $450M $BTC The
South Korea is taking a big step with blockchain. The government has started a pilot project to manage public funds using digital systems. This project uses deposit tokens, which are linked to a central bank digital currency (CBDC). These tokens help move and track government money in a new way. South Korea is Bringing Blockchain
Despite some bouts of heightened volatility, Bitcoin ($BTC) has somehow managed to keep its head above water this month, being up more than 4% at the time of writing. However, all the uncertainty regarding the current geopolitical situation continues to cloud the asset’s near-term outlook, even as institutional appetite grows. Bitcoin has also been trading
Bitcoin trades within a tight range as buyers defend support, while resistance above keeps the market cautious and awaiting a clear breakout direction. Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading near $70,606 at press time, down 0.1% over 24 hours, after a volatile intraday session between $68,933 and $70,931. The chart shows an early drop below $68,900, followed
Bitcoin climbed to highs over $71,000 Friday morning, recovering from earlier weakness as efforts continued to stabilize oil supplies disrupted in the Strait of Hormuz. The cryptocurrency is currently trading at $70,547, flat on the day according to CoinGecko data, after reaching an intraday high of $71,261 early Friday. The cryptocurrency’s price bounce came after
Alvaro Rosenblüth, treasury and exchange manager at Banco de Crédito de Bolivia, stated that the Central Bank of Bolivia lifted the ban on cryptocurrency operations out of necessity. Stablecoins are now acting as a dollar proxy, enabling remittances and payments to combat the dollar shortage. Bolivia’s Crypto Pivot Was Executed out of Necessity, Says Bank
Bitcoin trades at $70,853, up 1.34%, recovering from Thursday’s lows after Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Japan issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s attacks and announcing collaborative efforts to secure passage through the Strait of Hormuz. WTI crude fell nearly 2% to $93.80 on the news. Oil down means risk assets up, and
Bitcoin is under pressure again as it struggles to hold a key support level after its recent breakout. The price has dropped from a monthly high of $76K to below $71K, bringing it back to the important 200-week EMA that traders closely watch. This level has often marked major bottoms in the past, making the
Anchorage Digital has expanded its Atlas network to include collateral management, adding another piece of infrastructure for institutions that want to lend against crypto without taking on the operational and counterparty risks that have long slowed the market. The company said Atlas now supports nearly 600 participants, up fourfold from a year ago, and has