Bitcoin’s price is on the move today, prompted by the latest developments on the US-Iran war front, but this time in the opposite direction. After it slipped to another multi-week low yesterday evening, the cryptocurrency has rebounded by approximately $1,500 and now sits at around $63,500. The reason for this is the major de-escalation announced
Astarter, a prominent Web3 infrastructure entity, has partnered with BitBall, an AI-led Sports Intelligence ecosystem. The partnership is poised to merge AI and blockchain innovation to advance user experiences and data intelligence in the world of sports. As Astarter mentioned in its official announcement, with this development, both platforms attempt to broaden the capabilities concerning
Friday, July 31, was the final trading day for six Bitwise option-income ETFs. Shareholders still holding shares as of Aug. 3 face automatic cash redemption rather than an exchange sale. The Bitwise Funds Trust board voted June 30 to liquidate ICOI, IMRA, IMST, IGME, ICRC, and IETH, according to an SEC prospectus supplement. The products
An investor who owns Bitcoin through a brokerage account can finish work on Friday, check the closing price of a spot ETF, and assume the position is done moving for the week. Bitcoin, however, has other plans. Between Friday’s close and Monday’s opening bell, Donald Trump can announce a tariff, a war can escalate, oil
The cold wallet that many crypto holders treated as the ultimate vault has just cracked open a debate the market wasn’t ready for. A Coldcard firmware exploit—targeting a device explicitly marketed as air-gapped and self-custodial—has sent Bitcoin’s social commentary into a historic tailspin. According to the Santiment update, Bitcoin’s positive-to-negative commentary ratio across X, Reddit,