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Bitcoin opened at $84,370.41 on Thursday, September 24, 2026, down 2.1% from Wednesday's open. As of 7:33 a.m. ET this morning, bitcoin fell further to $83,462.29. Ethereum opened at $2,684.09 on Thursday, September 24, 2026, down 2.5% from Wednesday's opening price. The price of ethereum moved down further this morning to $2,646.52 as of 7:33 a.m. ET.

BloFin Research says stablecoins, tokenized stocks, RWA perps and prediction markets could shape crypto's next bull market.

CryptoQuant's founder sees this Bitcoin cycle playing out far differently than any before it, and his reasoning about who now owns Bitcoin challenges assumptions that bulls have taken for granted since 2017.

Santiment data shows Bitcoin's 100-1,000 BTC wallets added 113,950 BTC since July as Glassnode flags $84,000 support.

Mike McGlone warns that Bitcoin’s first monthly close above $100,000 could resemble oil’s move above $100 a barrel in 2008: a milestone that proved difficult ...

Michael Saylor-backed Strategy led the decline among major crypto-linked stocks, while Coinbase and BitMine each fell more than 2%.

Sequans Communications S. A. (NYSE:SQNS) said it has sold its remaining Bitcoin holdings, completing a treasury exit process that followed the redemption of its convertible debt in May 2026.

Federal filings reveal Trump's accounts loaded up on a Bitcoin treasury company while dumping two Bitcoin miners just days apart, and the diverging bets raise a pointed question about which side of the crypto trade actually wins.

Hyperliquid just turned its own token into collateral, and the lending rules give HYPE holders more borrowing power than Bitcoin backers get. That unusual decision carries a catch that could accelerate losses when prices fall.

Someone just put $3.2 million on a precise Bitcoin price target five weeks out, and the structure of that bet reveals something unexpected about where serious traders think this rally actually ends.

President Donald Trump’s investment accounts bought Strategy shares twice in late July, including a $50,001-$100,000 purchase on July 27. MSTR has climbed about 83% since ...

Wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC have added 113,950 Bitcoin since July 15, lifting their combined holdings 2.22% to 5.24 million BTC, according to Santiment. The accumulation run coincides with Bitcoin price briefly tapping $87,000 earlier this week before retracing and stabilizing near $84,000.Is this durable demand building a ...

XRP holder, futures, and ETF data flash 3 bullish signals, but Coinbase buyers and October history urge caution.

Coinbase Global (NasdaqGS:COIN) has introduced enterprise-scale, fixed-rate Bitcoin-backed loans using the Morpho protocol for on-chain lending. The firm is also rolling out a post-quantum security architecture aimed at hardening its Bitcoin custody against future quantum computing threats. These Bitcoin-backed loans target institutional borrowers that want predictable on-chain financing terms rather than variable-rate crypto credit arrangements. Coinbase's move into fixed-rate Bitcoin...

Rothschild & Co Redburn recently initiated coverage on TeraWulf, as the company reported US$31.9 million in second-quarter high-performance computing lease revenue, continued construction of 336 MW at Lake Mariner, and progressed a 20-year Anthropic lease for 401 MW at its Justified campus with Kentucky regulators approving electric service. This long-duration Anthropic agreement locks in a substantial portion of future capacity and further anchors TeraWulf’s shift toward contracted AI and...

The early Bitcoin backer says holding only dollars in times like these is “irresponsible” and urges big tech to keep four weeks of expenses in BTC.

The Treasury's 5-year note auction yield hit a 20-year high, and rising rates across the curve could weigh on bitcoin.

Tesla’s Bitcoin stash is worth nearly $1 billion after last week’s rally.

After 11 years, the exchange that invented the perpetual swap contract has gone dark, leaving its remaining traders scrambling and a $495 million lawsuit from Celsius's bankruptcy estate casting a long shadow over its founders.