BlackRock is bringing its Bitcoin exchange-traded product to the European market, according to a Bloomberg report. On Tuesday, …
After the establishment of the United States national reserve in Bitcoin by Donald Trump, several US states are …
Some federal tax agents from Brazil (RFB) have discussed the possibility of confiscating Bitcoin (BTC) at airports. These …
Global crypto funds are again seeing net positive inflows after a record drought, with Bitcoin leading the pack. …
The company Strategy has recently acquired 6,911 Bitcoin for a total value of 584 million dollars, bringing the …
Metaplanet has announced the purchase of an additional 150 Bitcoin (BTC), bringing the total of its reserves to …
A Bloomberg analyst has urged investors to lower their expectations of the Trump administration buying Bitcoin in 2025. …
Metaplanet, the largest Japanese company holding Bitcoin, has announced the appointment of Eric Trump to its new strategic …
Bitcoin Open Interest in the futures market has slumped 35% since the asset's all-time high, as downward pressure …
Wells Fargo suggests that Bitcoin may soon see clearer skies, pointing to the relationship between the leading digital …
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Bitcoin continues its run, navigating within a well-defined range between 100,000 and 110,000 dollars, confirming signs of consolidation after the notable growth recorded from the lows of April. The recent market evolution is characterized by reduced activity and contained volatility, crucial elements for understanding the new phase underway. Bitcoin stable after the rally: signs of …
Germany’s largest banking group, Sparkassen, is entering the crypto market. The group is moving to allow millions of customers to trade Bitcoin and other digital assets directly through their banking app, according to a local report. Notably, the decision marks a major shift in strategy by the German Savings Banks Association (DSGV), which had previously …
