Bitcoin News

Financial commentator Peter Schiff has claimed that the Chinese government likely sold its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings in January

The IMF has significantly changed how digital assets like Bitcoin (BTC) are classified in global financial systems

Open House Group, a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed real estate company, has announced that it can now accept XRP

Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a new intraday high of $87,453 during the early hours of the New York trading session on March 19.

Swiss National Bank Governor Martin Schlegel has again dismissed the idea of adding Bitcoin to the foreign exchange reserves

2025 has not been smooth for Bitcoin (BTC) and the overall crypto market as anticipated but with Wells Fargo issuing a forecast

The Czech National Bank (CNB) is unsure about the role of Bitcoin in its reserves as it faces legal and volatility challenges

Gibraltar-headquartered financial institutional, Xapo Bank, has launched Bitcoin-backed United States dollar loans

Bitfarms, a well-known Bitcoin mining company, has finalized the acquisition of Stronghold Digital Mining firm

Bitcoin has experienced its second-deepest correction in the current bull cycle, shedding 30% from its peak of $109,590.

Strategy Inc., formerly known as MicroStrategy, has once again made a big move in its financial investment plan

Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) faced a major setback last week, with investors withdrawing a staggering $1.7 billion

South Korea central bank has made it clear that Bitcoin will not be considered for inclusion in its foreign exchange reserves.

James Howells revealed that the UK Court of Appeals denied his request to search a landfill where the drive is believed to be buried.

Strategy formerly known as MicroStrategy's big bet on Bitcoin (BTC) is facing a tough test amid growing market uncertainty

Bitcoin (BTC) for the past seven days, has not been able to stabilize above $85,000 as it continues to witness intense volatility

After a strong start to the year, spot Bitcoin ETF funds are facing a slowdown, with net inflows returning to where they began in January.

Cory Klippsten dismissed the idea of a “better Bitcoin,” calling it a technological revolution that transcends traditional innovation cycles.