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Tether, the largest company in the digital asset sector, announced on April 14, 2025, a significant initiative to support the decentralization of Bitcoin mining. The company plans to distribute both its existing hashrate and future hashrate on the OCEAN mining pool, an emerging entity that stands out for its commitment to decentralization and for being led by the long-time Bitcoin Core developer, Luke Dashjr. The decision marks a further step in Tether's philosophy, long committed to promoting transparency, resilience, and open access within and outside the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Ocean is a decentralized bitcoin mining pool launched by longtime Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr in 2023 and backed by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

After seven straight days of outflows, institutional investors seem to have rekindled their love for Bitcoin ETFs. Since April 2, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted net inflows for the first time, drawing $1.47 million in fresh capital on Monday.

Bitcoin rebounds to $85,000 driven by corporate adoption, Treasury liquidity injections, and favorable technical indicators pointing toward a possible $90,000 target.

Two Swedish MPs want Bitcoin added to reserves, mirroring U.S. efforts to build a national crypto reserve from seized digital assets.

Strategy buys 3,459 Bitcoin for $285.8M, bringing holdings to 531,644 BTC as corporate adoption grows and analysts predict $132K-$250K prices by 2026.

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin (BTC) proxy firm, Strategy, has made headlines once again by purchasing an additional $285.8 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) during a week characterized by significant fluctuations in the company's stock (MSTR) price. Saylor's Strategy Reports 11.4% Year-to-Date Bitcoin Yield To finance this latest acquisition, Strategy utilized its at-the-market stock program, selling shares to raise capital for further Bitcoin purchases.

Tether is partnering with OCEAN, a decentralized Bitcoin mining pool, to allocate its hashrate and help reduce centralization in Bitcoin mining.

The administration's Bitcoin strategy could reshape financial policy, emphasizing digital assets' role in modernizing economic systems. The post Trump administration floats using tariffs to stack more Bitcoin appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The White House is considering using tariff revenue to fund Bitcoin purchases without adding to the federal budget, according to adviser Bo Hines. The post US Government Considering Buying Bitcoin Using Tariff Revenue: Bo Hines appeared first on Cryptonews.

The crypto market got a strong boost recently after Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for imports from over 70 countries. This move brought some relief to investors and sparked a solid comeback in both crypto and stock markets.

The US is exploring many ways to increase its Bitcoin reserve without taxpayer dollars, including through tariff revenue and revaluing the government's gold certificates, according to the executive director of the Trump administration's crypto council.“We're looking at many creative ways, whether it be from tariffs, there's literally countless ways in which you can do this,” Bo Hines of the Presidential Council of Advisers for Digital Assets said in a recent interview with Professional Capital Management CEO Anthony Pompliano.

Bitcoin (BTC) recently made headlines by reaching $85,800 on April 14, 2025, before stabilizing at $84,600! Temporarily breaking a downward trend.

Dogecoin shed 3% while bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) remained flat in the past 24 hours as tariff concerns gradually subsided among traders, though fears of a U.S. recession increased in betting markets.

The tariff news cycle has unleashed a wave of FUD on the Bitcoin market. Here's how the whales on the largest exchange have been reacting to it.

This expansion represents more than just technical growth for P2P.org—it signals a fundamental shift. Through this network, users can stake both Bitcoin and BABY—the native token of Babylon—and earn rewards for securing the system.

Bitcoin dominance drops to 63.3%, signaling potential capital shift and the start of an altcoin season.

With ongoing tariff tensions around the world and the market turmoil, crypto investors have got a ray of hope as the Trump administration announces plans to use tariff money to buy Bitcoin. With Bitcoin already 25% down from its peak, is this the right time for the U.S.

Gibraltar-based Xapo Bank, a private bank and Bitcoin custodian, reported a surge in Bitcoin trading volumes in the first quarter as its high-net-worth members scooped up Bitcoin amid market turbulence. Xapo Bank said that Q1 trading volume grew 14.2% compared to the Q4 2024, as the Bitcoin (BTC) price drop helped drive trading volume growth on its platform.

Bitcoin has shown signs of stabilization following its earlier correction this month, which saw the asset fall to as low as $74,000. Over the past week, Bitcoin has rebounded strongly, gaining nearly 10%, and now trades above $84,000.

The amount of Bitcoin held on the books of publicly traded companies rose by 16.1% in the first quarter of 2025, according to crypto fund issuer Bitwise.Total company Bitcoin (BTC) holdings rose to around 688,000 BTC by the end of Q1, with firms adding 95,431 BTC over the quarter, Bitwise reported in an April 14 X post. The value of the combined Bitcoin stacks rose around 2.2%, reaching a total combined value of $56.7 billion with a price per BTC of $82,445, the firm added.

Bitcoin price started a fresh increase above the $83,500 zone. BTC is now consolidating gains and might attempt to clear the $85,500 resistance.

Bitcoin price is eyeing a potential rally toward $90,000, following a bounce in its apparent demand from a previously negative zone. This uptick in demand has prompted some to speculate on the start of a new bullish phase.

After weeks of downward price action, Bitcoin (BTC) is finally showing signs of a bullish reversal. The leading cryptocurrency's weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) has recently broken its trendline, fueling optimism for a potential major breakout.