Theme Bitcoin (BTC)

Ripple accelerates while the market slows down. The company is preparing a raise of about $1 billion to accumulate XRP via a SPAC backed by a digital asset treasury structure (DAT). The timing is delicate: liquidations are piling up, Bitcoin falls, and Solana loses ground. However, the strategy is clear: stabilize the supply, speak to the corporate finance world, and expand crypto token usage in payments. Let's review the stakes.

Bitcoin miners are getting a brief reprieve after months of mounting pressure. At block height 919,296, the Bitcoin network recorded its first difficulty drop since June—a 2.73% decrease to 146.72 trillion. The adjustment offers temporary relief after a prolonged period of rising computational demand that pushed many miners to the brink.

Bitcoin may keep breaking records in 2025, but public enthusiasm is dangerously waning. Between falling Google searches and a drop in market sentiment, warning signs are multiplying. Have retail investors definitively turned their backs on the queen of cryptos?

While gold shines like never before, Peter Schiff brings out his anti-bitcoin refrain. What if this time, the crypto undertaker was (somewhat) right? To be continued...

This week, the bitcoin fear and greed index dropped to its lowest level in a year, plunging investors into uncertainty. This sudden decline fuels speculation: should one give in to panic or take advantage of this correction to accumulate at low prices? For Bitwise analysts, this fear phase could actually signal the start of a new accumulation cycle, thus offering a strategic investment opportunity in a volatile market.

On October 16, bitcoin sharply dropped below $108,000, disrupting an already fragile market. Such a sudden fall after a period of stability raises questions about the factors behind this destabilization. This event affects millions of investors and redefines crypto market dynamics.

James Wynn lost $4.8 million in high-leverage crypto trades, continuing a pattern of risky bets that have made him a cautionary figure in the market.

In Q3 2025, bitcoin makes a big impact: 172 companies now hold 1.02 million, or 4.87% of the total supply. Why are these giants betting heavily on this crypto? Strategies, risks, and opportunities.

Donald Trump declared that the United States is in a trade war with China. This statement, made in Washington, marks an escalation of economic tensions. In the aftermath, the markets wavered. Bitcoin, particularly sensitive to geopolitical shocks, plunged. This declaration comes as the administration targets Chinese technological imports, directly threatening the mining industry. The American trade offensive now takes a strategic turn with immediate repercussions on the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin dropped as it approached its all-time high. In a few hours, the market erased several billion dollars, revealing once again its extreme volatility. Despite this marked correction, several analysts maintain a bullish scenario, estimating that this pullback does not call into question the underlying trend.

While the market is bleeding, Bitget releases a report: crypto investors still want to load up. 2025, a year of gains... or shocks?

Eric Adams, the self-proclaimed "Bitcoin Mayor" of New York, has just created the very first American municipal office dedicated to digital assets and blockchain. A bold move marking his exit before the scheduled January change of guard.

Faced with persistent inflation, geopolitical tensions, and unchecked money creation, investors are seeking solid refuges. Gold and bitcoin, long seen as opposites, now move in tandem. One is a millennial pillar, the other a digital outsider, but their curves converge at a historic level, reigniting the debate on bitcoin's role as digital gold.

As the global race for artificial intelligence accelerates, Elon Musk returns to the crypto spotlight. In a message published on X, the Tesla CEO presents bitcoin as a bulwark against the inflationary drift of fiat currencies, stating that it is "based on energy" and therefore immune to state manipulation. This stance puts the flagship asset back at the heart of international monetary debates.

Crypto phishing explodes in 2025, even targeting official accounts like BNB Chain. Faced with this growing threat, SEAL deploys a solution: a transparent and tamper-proof reporting system. How could this innovation change the game for your digital assets?

After one of the steepest selloffs in crypto history, digital assets have begun to recover. A renewed wave of buying has lifted both memecoins and major tokens, driven by easing tensions between the U.S. and China and a rebound in overall market sentiment.

Bitcoin v30 expands OP_RETURN, triggering technical discord: between ambitious modernity and betrayal of roots, the protocol's core heats up faster than a saturated node!

Bitcoin collapses, Trump threatens, Beijing counterattacks, and cryptos suffer: meanwhile, Dogecoin still seeks a way out of the crisis. Should we laugh or buy?

Despite the recent drop in the crypto market, Strategy continues its purchases. The American company acquired 220 BTC for $27.2 million, at an average price of $123,561 per unit. With more than 640,000 bitcoins in reserve, it confirms a continuous accumulation strategy, unique among institutional investors.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino sees Bitcoin and gold as a hedge capable of outlasting other currencies, reflecting the company’s strategic focus.

Bitcoin’s next major rally could take it well beyond previous highs, according to Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead. In a recent interview with CNBC, Morehead outlined a long-term view that envisions Bitcoin reaching $750,000 within five years. He also predicted a sharp consolidation across the blockchain industry, led by Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. His remarks coincided with new investment initiatives centered on Solana’s growing market position.

A trader operating on the decentralized platform Hyperliquid reportedly pocketed over 150 million dollars by betting against the market a few minutes before a major political announcement triggered a crypto crash. The operation, as spectacular as it is unsettling, revives suspicions of insider trading. A few days later, the same player opens a new short position of 160 million, fueling speculation about his identity and access to information.

Bitcoin is testing a major technical pattern that, in the past, has often marked the beginning of historic rallies. As the crypto attempts another golden cross, the crossover of the 50- and 200-day moving averages, eyes turn to the 110,000 dollar level. This key level could revive the market's bullish momentum if it holds. If it breaks, some analysts fear a sharp cycle reversal.

The Sino-American trade war may be worsening, but the lights remain green for bitcoin.

This Saturday, the body of Konstantin Ganich, an influential figure in the Ukrainian crypto scene, was found in a Lamborghini, amid the market collapse. The announcement, relayed on his official Telegram channels, immediately shook the community. This brutal tragedy reminds us that, behind the displayed profits and luxury cars, psychological pressures remain immense in a universe where every price drop can turn into a tragedy.

After a spectacular drop that tested investors' nerves, bitcoin is slowly regaining its composure. This brutal correction, though painful, could prove beneficial for what lies ahead. Analysts are now scrutinizing the charts for clues, and several technical signals suggest a vigorous recovery.

Bitcoin ended the week under pressure as investors rotated toward safer assets amid renewed US-China trade tensions and broader market weakness. Despite robust inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), derivatives data suggest traders remain cautious about the sustainability of current price levels.

Trump sneezes on tariffs, Wall Street catches a cold, crypto convulses: 1.6 million traders liquidated, 19 billion evaporated. The crash is no longer a threat, it's a slap.