Bitcoin
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Markets Brace as Bitcoin Nears $75K Amid Oil Volatility
Bitcoin surges toward $75,000 as global markets react to energy supply fears and persistent tensions in the Middle East following the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
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Bitcoin Slides as U.S. Enforces Strait of Hormuz Blockade
Bitcoin prices fell below $71,000 following President Trump’s order for a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after ceasefire negotiations with Iran collapsed.
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US Government Moves 2.4 BTC in Bitcoin Transfer to Coinbase
On-chain data reveals a U.S. government-linked address transferred 2.438 BTC to Coinbase Prime, valued at approximately $177,400. The move raises questions about asset management or potential liquidation.
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The Rise of Crypto-Ransom and Media Shopping by Tipsters
Anonymous tipsters are increasingly exploiting digital vulnerabilities, from demanding Bitcoin ransoms in kidnapping cases to peddling private photos of public figures to media outlets.
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Adam Back Pushes for Bitcoin Rules Amid Satoshi Speculation
As renewed media scrutiny links Blockstream CEO Adam Back to the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, he is intensifying his campaign to restrict Bitcoin ‘inscriptions’ to preserve network integrity.
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US Cities Move to Ban Bitcoin ATMs Amid Rising Fraud Concerns
Amid increasing crypto-related scams, U.S. cities are enacting bans on Bitcoin ATMs, aiming to protect consumers from financial exploitation.
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Bitcoin Faces Potential Breakdown Amid Iran War Escalation
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are pressuring Bitcoin, with analysts warning of a potential breakdown if key support levels are breached.
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Michael Saylor Declares Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle ‘Dead’
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin has transitioned beyond its traditional four-year cycles, now viewing it as digital capital driven by capital flows.
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Bitcoin Demand Weakens as Holders Sell, CryptoQuant Data Reveals
CryptoQuant data indicates a significant drop in Bitcoin demand by March’s end, with selling pressure from existing holders outweighing new purchases.
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New Hampshire to Issue $100M in Bitcoin-Backed Bonds
New Hampshire’s Business Finance Authority plans to issue $100 million in Bitcoin-backed municipal bonds, rated Ba2 by Moody’s, to fund state projects.
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Gold and Silver Surge as USD Weakens and Yields Drop
Precious metals gained on March 25 as the US dollar index and bond yields fell. Bitcoin remained stagnant, showing limited upward momentum.
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US Regulators Classify Most Crypto as Commodities, Easing SEC Oversight
The SEC and CFTC have issued joint guidance classifying most cryptocurrencies as digital commodities, significantly impacting regulatory oversight and market clarity for digital assets.
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Bitcoin Whipsaws as U.S. Iran Strike Delay Sparks Recovery
Bitcoin prices have swung violently between $68,000 and $75,000 as markets react to President Trump’s decision to delay strikes against Iran, testing the asset’s reputation as a geopolitical hedge.
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Bitcoin Miners Face $19,000 Loss Per BTC as Difficulty Plummets
Bitcoin miners are losing approximately $19,000 on each BTC produced, with production costs reaching $88,000 against a market price of $69,200, driven by rising energy costs and geopolitical instability.
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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops Sharply Amidst Hashrate Fluctuations
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty saw its second-largest decrease of 2026, falling 7.76% to 133.79T, signaling shifts in network hashrate.