Paul Johnson
Bitcoin quantum threat could affect nearly one third of BTC supply according to Ark Invest research. The report explains the long term quantum risk and how Bitcoin may prepare. Introduction The conversation around the Bitcoin
Paul Johnson
Bitcoin ETFs post $258 million inflows led by Fidelity and BlackRock, reversing weeks of outflows even as institutions offload 25,000 BTC in Q4 2025. Bitcoin ETFs Post $258 Million Inflows as Institutional Selling Cools Bitcoin
Paul Johnson
Economist Timothy Peterson suggests Bitcoin may climb higher by December after 50% of the past 24 months closed with gains, while analysts remain split on near-term market direction. Bitcoin’s Winning Streak Over 24 Months Sparks
Tom Kushner
Bitcoin ETFs suffer $410 million in outflows as Standard Chartered lowers its Bitcoin target to $100K, signaling deeper bearish sentiment across crypto markets. Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $410 Million as Standard Chartered Cuts Bitcoin Forecast to
Paul Johnson
Bitcoin suffers $2.3 billion in realized losses, marking its steepest crash since 2021. Analysts warn of prolonged pain as short-term holders capitulate and prices test new lows near $66,000. Bitcoin Faces $2.3 Billion Selloff in
Tom Kushner
Bitcoin’s recent $60K crash may mark the halfway point of the bear market as analysts debate whether this correction signals a deeper downturn or the start of a new accumulation phase. Bitcoin’s $60K Crash Tests
Rebecca Cruz
New York, February 3, 2026 — Bitcoin may be stuck in a turbulent market today, but according to Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead, the future looks anything but dim. Speaking at the Ondo Summit in
Tom Kushner
Bitcoin fell to new local lows around $74,000 after a sharp weekend selloff, triggering massive liquidations across the crypto market as Ethereum, Monero, and other altcoins plunged. Altcoins Bleed as Bitcoin Fell to New Local
Paul Johnson
Over $2.5 billion in crypto positions were wiped out in a weekend crash as Bitcoin and altcoins faced massive liquidation waves. Analysts say liquidity, not geopolitics, drove the market shock. Bitcoin’s Weekend Meltdown Erases Billions
Paul Johnson
Bitcoin falls to 81K in a dramatic plunge that wipes out $1.7 billion in long positions as traders react to geopolitical fears, tariff shocks, and weak tech earnings. Bitcoin falls to 81K in a steep
