Bitcoin news

Bitcoin needs to double in value every year in order to hit a price of $1.5 million by 2030.

Analyst Ben Cowen changed his stance, saying he "certainly didn't think" Bitcoin would take out its May high this year.

A Tokyo fund dumped its French bonds. Japan's October 8 data shows if the French bond crisis spreads, and Bitcoin is watching.

Horsley said advisors are increasingly moving clients from self-custodied Bitcoin and Solana into ETFs.

Thin stablecoin liquidity, weak ETF demand, the Iran war and Mt. Gox's October 31 deadline put Bitcoin's October at risk.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million over the first two trading days of October, rebounding from a Sept. 30 outflow as a weak jobs report cooled Fed rate-hike bets.

Self-custodied Bitcoin has no beneficiary form, no customer service line, and no institution to step in when its owner dies. Without the right plan, those coins can vanish from your family's reach forever, and most holders have no idea how close they already are to that outcome.

VanEck’s Matthew Sigel said Bitcoin is in an early recovery, with gold as the benchmark for its rise.

Armed robbers broke into a home near Birmingham, threatened a pregnant woman at knifepoint, and walked away with cryptocurrency worth potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars because they already knew exactly where to look. Your public wallet address may be telling strangers more than you realize.

Near Intents said the roughly $3.8 million drained in an exploit on Thursday was returned in full, a day after the team said it had identified the attacker and gave them 48 hours to return the funds.

Tether is bringing its $184 billion stablecoin back to Bitcoin for the first time in over a decade, but the technology powering this comeback raises serious questions about whether Bitcoin holders and miners stand to gain anything at all.

Trump's economic policies are paying off, according to Thorne, as productivity, wages, and manufacturing jobs rise, which could ultimately benefit Bitcoin.

BlackRock and Fidelity charge the same fees and hold the same asset, yet one fund pulled in nearly $300 million while the other hemorrhaged cash. The reason investors keep choosing sides reveals something important about how money actually moves in the Bitcoin ETF market.

Bessent acknowledged that he cannot set bond-market prices, defending larger Treasury buybacks as a form of liquidity support. The remarks highlight the limits of intervention ...

Investors keep pouring money into XRP ETFs week after week, yet the funds grow further from breaking even. A closer look at the timing and price of those purchases reveals why XRP faces a problem Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana simply do not have.

Ethereum ETFs pulled in more new money than Bitcoin ETFs so far in 2026, yet Bitcoin funds remain six times larger. Understanding why reveals a surprising gap that could take decades to close.

Cathie Wood says the dollar isn't weak and could rally, citing the Fed's Broad Index and gold's peak on Warsh's nomination.

Cathie Wood sees further declines for gold, stating that ARK's innovation themes, such as blockchain and AI, could drive inflation far lower than anticipated.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin edged up on Sunday, trading above $85,000 as investors weighed a new U.S. regulatory development that could widen access to leveraged exposure to the world’s largest cryptocurrency.

As investors look for ways to diversify, Bitcoin could soar to new highs.