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U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs pulled in a combined $443.3 million in net inflows on April 9, showing that investor appetite for crypto funds has returned. The strong daily total followed…
Bhutan has transferred roughly $23 million worth of Bitcoin, signaling a continued reduction in its sovereign crypto reserves. Recent blockchain data shows the country moved about 319.7 BTC into two separate wallets…
A Strong Start for Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Morgan Stanley entered the spot bitcoin ETF market with a solid first day. Its new fund, MSBT, pulled in about $34 million in net…
Bitcoin is moving deeper into traditional finance after Moody’s issued its first-ever rating for a Bitcoin-backed bond. The agency gave a provisional Ba2 rating to a planned $100 million bond linked to…
The cryptocurrency industry is facing growing tension as new research highlights the potential risks of quantum computing to Bitcoin’s security. Recent findings suggest that advances in quantum algorithms could make it easier…
Bhutan has transferred another 500 Bitcoin to crypto exchanges, signaling a steady selling strategy in 2026. Blockchain data shows the Himalayan nation has now moved more than $150 million worth of Bitcoin…
Capital B has expanded its Bitcoin treasury following a fresh capital raise, reinforcing its long-term bet on the leading cryptocurrency. Strong Investor Demand Fuels Expansion The Bitcoin-focused investment firm confirmed that its…
Swedish-listed H100 Group has revealed an ambitious plan to significantly grow its Bitcoin treasury through the proposed acquisition of two Norwegian crypto firms. The company signed a letter of intent to acquire…
Bitcoin mining is losing momentum in March as more large miners move power and money into artificial intelligence. The network’s hashrate recently slipped below the 1 zettahash-per-second mark, showing a clear drop…
The Wall Street giant has updated its registration paperwork for the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust, or MSBT, in another sign that big financial firms still want a larger piece of the spot…
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