Samson Mow, the CEO of JAN3, continues to share his anti-Ethereum stance on whether any cryptocurrency can compete with Bitcoin as money. Mow has slammed the second-largest cryptocurrency, once again praising $BTC. He even gave ‘proof’ that he believes Bitcoin is money and Ethereum is not. Mow slams Ethereum as “not money” The JAN3 chief
A new Bitcoin-based finance protocol called Hashi has been introduced on the Sui blockchain, with early participation commitments from crypto institutions including BitGo, Bullish and FalconX ahead of its planned launch later this year. According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, Hashi is designed to let Bitcoin holders earn yield on native Bitcoin ($BTC) through
Bitcoin has continued to trade in a precarious zone after months of relentless selling pressure from the October 2025 highs above $125K. The asset is currently hovering below $70,000, attempting to stabilize after a dramatic downtrend, but several technical and on-chain signals suggest the battle between buyers and sellers is far from over. Bitcoin Price
Mid-March yielded one of the most impressive win streaks recorded on the Polymarket prediction market as a user designated reachingthesky managed to increase his position more than one hundredfold in less than a week. Specifically, the value of the trader’s total position on March 14 was recorded at just under $26,000, while, at press time
The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates parked at 3.5%-3.75% this week, and the market responded with all the enthusiasm of someone finding out their flight got canceled. Risk assets across the board took a hit, with crypto leading the retreat as traders recalibrated their expectations for how long tight monetary policy sticks around.
$BTC has entered a zone of high-risk buying opportunities. The AHR999 index dropped to levels not seen since 2023, signaling a potential high-risk entry point into $BTC. $BTC hovers around the $70,000 range, entering a zone of high-risk buying. The AHR999 index signals $BTC is now receiving a ‘buy’ signal, but with a strong risk
Well-known Mad Money host on CNBC Jim Cramer has once again stirred up the crypto community with a short post on X, stating that the market is “very oversold.” Although Cramer did not specify any particular asset, crypto enthusiasts immediately linked this to Bitcoin, which is currently showing notable selling pressure. Why Cramer’s “very oversold”
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ended their inflow streak amid a $BTC price dip after recording $1.2 billion of inflows over seven consecutive days. Spot Bitcoin ($BTC) ETFs saw $163.5 million in outflows on Wednesday, according to Farside data. The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) led the outflows at about $104 million, followed
Cryptopolitan gauged the sentiment of 200,000 crypto investors on the role of Bitcoin during geopolitical uncertainty. The comparison shows the perception of Bitcoin as either a risk asset or a safe haven. Bitcoin has faced multiple tests and price pressures during the last few weeks of geopolitical uncertainty. Cryptopolitan polled 200,000 crypto investors on the
When the net present value of Stretch (STRC), the dividend-yielding preferred share issued by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), is calculated, it makes disappointing reading for MSTR shareholders. Michael Saylor hopes that STRC will somehow fund trillions of dollars worth of bitcoin ($BTC) purchases for shareholders of his common stock. However, while STRC raises capital that will