122 published articles in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is trading below the $82,300 average ETF holder cost basis after nearly $910M exited U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs in two weeks. Why it matters, what whales are doing instead, and what comes next for BTC price.
A Bloomberg analyst says Bitcoin could crash to $10,000 on a stock market crash and tighter Fed policy. But on-chain data — $58B in ETF demand, a $30K cost-basis floor — says otherwise. Here's the real math.
Is Bitcoin mining profitable in 2026? We break down real costs, hashrate, hardware efficiency, and home vs industrial mining returns — with honest break-even numbers.
Bitcoin faces its most important weekly close in weeks: analysts say holding above $82,800 opens the path to $90,000, while losing $80,000 risks a fall to the $70,000s. Here are the levels, the data, and what traders should watch next.
A Siebert Financial analyst projects Bitcoin could surge 117% to $175,000 over the coming quarters. Here is the thesis behind the boldest Bitcoin price prediction right now — and what would have to go right.
The next Bitcoin halving arrives in spring 2028 at block 1,050,000, cutting new supply from 450 to 225 BTC a day. Here's how every past halving moved prices, what analysts predict for 2028, and how to think about positioning now.
Charles Schwab now lets all eligible retail clients buy Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through Schwab Crypto. Here is how it works, what it costs, who qualifies, and when Solana, Avalanche and Chainlink arrive.
MSCI adopted new rules that could remove Strategy (MSTR) from its global indexes on November 11. JPMorgan estimates $2.8 billion in forced selling — here's what it means for MSTR holders and Bitcoin.
18,029 Bitcoin options worth $1.45B expire Friday on Deribit with max pain at $83,000 — while BTC defends $80,000. Here is what traders must watch next.
The US government just moved over $1 billion in seized Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime. Does that mean a sell-off is coming? Here's what the transfers really mean, who owns the coins, and what it means for BTC price.
The US government holds roughly 328,000 BTC worth about $26 billion — but Washington won't buy more yet. White House crypto chief Patrick Witt says securing and auditing the existing stash comes first. Inside the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the $16 billion paper loss, the $1 billion custody move, and the ARMA bill that could authorize a million coins of buys.
Strive bought 2,822 BTC for $235M, lifting its treasury to 35,595 BTC and edging past MARA by just 18 coins. Here's how the Nasdaq firm's $515M two-week spree, its $369M warrant machine, and a bold 15% preferred stock play are reshaping the corporate Bitcoin arms race — and what it means for investors.
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