According to Coin Bureau, recent research from 10X Research reveals that the so-called “age of financial magic” in crypto markets is coming to an end. For years, digital asset treasuries appeared to hold huge amounts of wealth on paper, but many of these valuations were inflated illusions. Retail investors suffered heavy losses, while some savvy
October seems on the verge of canceling Uptober as crypto prices retraced after a recent multi-billion-dollar liquidation. But even with that, analysts say steady ETF demand can still support a rebound. Summary October started strong for Bitcoin, with ETF inflows and institutional demand pushing crypto prices to new all-time highs, following historical trends that make
Bitcoin prices almost dropped to a level that was last seen in June against the backdrop of liquidations exceeding $19 billion last week, which has made a number of traders dust off the traditional “four-year cycle” rulebook to make their next moves. Some market observers believe the four-year Bitcoin cycle is nearing its end, but
Story Highlights Gold hits record $4,392, signaling investors may start shifting funds into Bitcoin soon. Institutional investors rotate liquidity from gold to Bitcoin, quietly building positions in digital assets. Analysts predict BTC may reach $150,000–$180,000 by year-end, potentially touching $1 million later. After months of a nonstop rally, gold finally touched a record $4,392 per
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States have seen more than $1.2 billion in outflows this week, but Charles Schwab is seeing more interest in the products. The eleven spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw an aggregate outflow of $366.6 million on Friday, which rounded off a red week for the asset and
Story Highlights Robert Kiyosaki warns that inflation and money printing are destroying the middle class while enriching asset holders. He urges investors to ditch “fake” government money for real assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Critics argue his warnings oversimplify the economy and serve more as fear-driven marketing than financial guidance. Robert Kiyosaki is
Retail investors across Wall Street have lost nearly $17 billion trying to get exposure to Bitcoin through crypto treasury firms like Metaplanet and Michael Saylor’s Strategy, according to research released Friday by 10X Research. The report, titled “After the Magic: How Bitcoin Treasury Firms Must Evolve Beyond NAV Illusions,” said those losses came from inflated
A new Bitcoin documentary is scheduled to release on several streaming services soon. Unbanked will premiere on Halloween, celebrating the 17th anniversary of Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper. The film looks at BTC’s real-world impact, featuring footage from four continents and interviews with prominent industry figures. It has already won multiple accolades, but Unbanked’s creators want
The net worth of pseudonymous Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto has plunged by $20 billion, according to analytics platform Arkham. Despite the drop, he remains richer than Walmart heiress Alice Walton and Bloomberg L.P. co-founder Michael Bloomberg. Earlier this Friday, the price of the leading cryptocurrency careened to an intraday low of $103,856 before paring most
Bitcoin’s corporate treasuries and bitcoin mining sector have become two of the defining narratives of this cycle. From (Micro)Strategy’s MSTR billion-dollar balance sheet buys to the rise of MetaPlanet and the explosive growth of bitcoin mining companies, institutional and industrial adoption have emerged as powerful structural supports for the network. But now, after years of