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 …
Hive Digital strengthens its reserve strategy in Bitcoin to reduce dependence on debt and equity dilution. The company …
Bakkt, back in 2018, was the first traditional financial company to want to offer derivatives on the Stock …
Futures interest in Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has rebounded considerably, with Ethereum and Solana derivative …
Michael Saylor continues to strengthen his company’s presence in the Bitcoin market with a new strategic initiative: the …
Yesterday, Bitfinex released its latest Alpha report dedicated to the recent retracement of the price of Bitcoin. The …
Peter Schiff, renowned Bitcoin skeptic and chief economist, recently tweeted his concerns over the state of the financial …
These days, there are many forecasts circulating about the trend of Bitcoin‘s price, but they are very conflicting. …
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KindlyMD has made an initial purchase of 21 Bitcoin for approximately 2.3 million dollars, marking a decisive step towards the company’s treasury strategy based on Bitcoin. This operation is part of the merger path with Nakamoto Holdings Inc., a leading company in the Bitcoin-native sector, to establish itself as a key player in the public …
Last Wednesday, Google’s quantum researcher Craig Gidney published the results of a study according to which breaking Bitcoin would be much easier than expected. In particular, according to Gidney’s study, decrypting RSA encryption would be 20 times easier than previously thought. The study by the Google researcher: quantum computers can break Bitcoin Gidney writes that …