In August 2025, the Dutch company Amdax introduced AMBTS B.V., a vehicle dedicated to the accumulation of Bitcoin, …
In August 2025, the Dutch company Amdax introduced AMBTS B.V., a vehicle dedicated to the accumulation of Bitcoin, …
The Smarter Web Company (SWC), a London-based company specializing in web design and digital marketing, has announced another …
Tether has announced that it will launch its stablecoin USDT natively on Bitcoin through the recently launched RGB …
Bitcoin (BTC) flows to exchanges have dropped to multi-year lows, not seen since early 2021 (May 2021), compressing …
A senior Hong Kong regulator and a legislator have pulled out of Bitcoin Asia 2025 amid the planned …
This week the price of Bitcoin has temporarily entered a new phase. This is a phase characterized by …
Bitcoin has been under pressure in recent days, and Jordi Visser, a former Morgan Stanley Managing Director expects …
Sequans, a leading company in the semiconductor sector, has presented its “At The Market” – ATM – plan …
XRP, Solana, and Cardano buck the trend as investment products tied to Ethereum, Bitcoin record $1.44 billion in …
New surge in the corporate race to Bitcoin: Metaplanet Inc. has acquired 103 BTC for about $11.7 million …
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The recent Bitcoin surge back above the $100,000 mark may be due to speculative leverage rather than organic spot demand, according to new on-chain data. Analytic platform Glassnode raised concerns about the rally’s sustainability, suggesting that speculative trading, not fundamental buying, is behind the move. Leverage, Not Organic Demand, Pushed Bitcoin Higher Earlier this month, …
Bitcoin is at the center of the financial expansion strategy of Genius Group, an AI-driven edtech company. According to the plan announced by its CEO Roger Hamilton, a substantial portion of any revenues from billion-dollar legal cases will be directly invested in the purchase of the famous digital asset. Strategy of Genius Group: Bitcoin and …