Bitcoin punched above $72,000 Thursday, extending a two-day squeeze that's wiped out the most short positions on record and mounted the first real challenge to a bearish chart that's held since November.

Bitcoin saw new multimonth highs above $72,500 even as US stocks cooled amid US threats of "economic warfare" with Iran.

At least, if Trump and the CFTC have their way. And the market really, really liked the news.

USDT is disappearing from regulated European platforms, but there is little sign that it has resulted in weakening global demand for Tether.

Bitdeer expects revenue from the five-year agreement to begin in early 2027 as it builds toward 350 megawatts of AI cloud capacity by 2028.

Bitcoin is trading at its highest levels since early June as crypto execs joined with President Donald Trump push to get the Clarity Act over the finish line.

Bitcoin's rebound above $69,000, strong ETF inflows and a more supportive macro backdrop could offer fresh upside for Bitcoin ETFs.

Investors have poured more than $1 billion into US spot Bitcoin ETFs this week as BTC neared $72,000 and Ether climbed 19% to about $2,286 on Thursday.

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Bitcoin approached $72,000 in a second day of upside as crypto short liquidations passed $3.1 billion.

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Bitcoin and ether surged after U.S. President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass a bill that would set a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency sector.