Bitcoin has pulled back from last week’s move above $87,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pressured risk assets and interrupted its September rebound. CoinGecko data showed Bitcoin falling below $84,000 during Monday trading after reaching a seven-day high above $87,000 last week. $BTC later recovered toward the $84,000–$85,000 area as traders assessed geopolitical risk and the
TSMC investors received another strong signal on Monday that demand for the company’s next-generation chips is accelerating faster than expected, even as the stock has stopped reacting aggressively to every bullish AI datapoint. Industry reports suggest Apple, Nvidia and other major customers have increased orders for TSMC’s 2-nanometre family by 10% to 20%, pushing expected
Bitcoin BTC$84,722.52 and Nasdaq have begun the new week on a soft note as President Donald Trump signaled possible new military strikes on Iran before the early November midterm elections. At 03:30 UTC, bitcoin was down 1.3% at $83,324, with major alternative cryptocurrencies such as ether ETH$2,713.56, $XRP ($XRP) and solana (SOL) nursing similar losses.
R3E Network has deployed its neo-n4 elastic network prototype to the Neo N3 TestNet, marking the first live deployment of Jimmy Liao’s independent multi-L2 architecture. The project, which uses the “neo-n4” name, is a separate effort from Erik Zhang’s canonical Neo 4 protocol work. Zhang’s work focuses on a RISC-V VM evolution of Neo’s core
Why a Bitcoin Crash Still Led to a Higher Purchase Price A bitcoin buyer could wait for a 30% crash and still pay more than at the price they first rejected. That was the result in 61% of the cases Adam Livingston, vice president of investments at Strive Inc. (Nasdaq: ASST), a bitcoin treasury company,
COZ has distributed 429 $NEO in Proof of Working round 2.13, recognizing three contributors working across short-form video education, smart contract release tooling, and decentralized storage SDK maintenance. The distribution, published by COZ on Aug. 31, covers work from REDDON $NEO NEWS, the Pusharoo deployment workspace, and the NeoFS Python SDK. The rewards were distributed
A $202 billion U.S. Treasury coupon settlement on Sept. 30 will test overnight financing at quarter-end. The Federal Home Loan Bank of New York says the market is calm for now but warns that net new supply could lift repo borrowing rates. Whether that pressure reaches Bitcoin is a separate, unobserved question. The Treasury calendar
Zano has rolled back approximately a month of blockchain history after a vulnerability involving Gateway Addresses allowed unauthorized $ZANO and Freedom Dollar to enter circulation, according to its core team. The Zano blockchain has been restarted at block 3,833,000, immediately before Hard Fork 6, which introduced the affected feature. The recovery requires participating nodes, miners,
Bitcoin [$BTC] is moving further from its June bottom, with the recovery now testing whether $58,535 can hold as a cycle low. Since then, Bitcoin’s price has increased by 44.2% to around $84,400, a move greater than the average of historical recoveries from lows of 29.7%. This increase may add strength to the current recovery,
8 Leading AI Chatbots Predict Bitcoin’s Year-End Price Historically, August and September have rarely been kind to bitcoin prices, but these past two months, the leading cryptocurrency has managed to flip the script. According to Coinglass historical return data, bitcoin’s price posted a significant 24.95% gain in August, and as of Sept. 26, $BTC has