According to Nexo’s latest update, the appetite for Bitcoin (BTC) among major financial players is not only significant but accelerating.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $523M in outflows while Ether losses have doubled, marking the second-largest withdrawals this month.

Kenneth Rogoff, Harvard economist and former IMF chief, once said Bitcoin was more likely to crash to $100K. Seven years ...

MSTR is down 30% from its 2025 peak of $457 hit last month and now trades just below the 200-DMA at $340, a level that has ...

Recent U.S. policy shifts, including a strategic bitcoin reserve and 401 (k) access, provide long-term tailwinds for bitcoin ...

Bitcoin fell sharply to $112,000, causing US crypto ETFs to lose $1 billion in a single day. The biggest withdrawals came ...

Crypto assets are increasingly available as spot ETFs like IBIT, and investors may have a fear of missing out, despite the ...

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decisions on three highly anticipated crypto ETFs, moving all ...

Top Fed official Michelle Bowman says staff should be allowed to hold a small amount of crypto to understand how the ...

Social media lit up this week after on-chain trackers flagged massive Bitcoin transfers linked to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ...

Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs experienced nearly $1 billion in outflows Tuesday, extending the streak of consecutive daily ...