Crypto has made a resurgence in recent weeks.
After a 24% rally in August, Bitcoin could be on track for a recovery in 2026.
Bitcoin moves toward a post quantum future, Solana validators agree to curb rampant inflation and the bull case from Bernstein is for Bitcoin to peak at $500K this cycle.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $201.9 million on Aug. 28, ending a nine-day inflow run, even as Ethereum funds extended a 10-day streak with fresh cash.
A Bitcoin rally to around $79,000 lifted the company's 840,447 BTC roughly $2.8 billion above its cost basis, as Saylor's "We're Back" post fueled speculation that Strategy may resume buying.
Michael Saylor's "We're Back" post hints Strategy may resume Bitcoin buying after a two-month pause to strengthen its balance sheet.
Bitcoin's recent rebound has provided some relief, but Bitcoin treasury companies still have serious red flags.
More than 100 AI, security, finance, and technology organizations want governments and industry to prepare for attacks powered by increasingly capable models.
Russia's largest bank, Sber, plans to accept USDT and Ether alongside Bitcoin as loan collateral as the country introduces regulated crypto trading under a new law.
Exuberance begets price targets that tend to be hard to reach.
If it is able to maintain its historical rate of growth, Bitcoin could triple in price by 2030.
Bitcoin can be difficult to value because it behaves like both a risk-on and a risk-off asset.