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Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has projected a significant increase in the value of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). This anticipated surge is linked to the tariff policies of President Donald Trump.
Lomond School will accept Bitcoin for tuition starting in Autumn 2025. Bitcoin payments will convert to fiat immediately, with a BTC treasury possible later.
Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds continued shedding assets as US recession risks rose and its price crashed. SoSoValue data shows that spot Ethereum (ETH) ETFs shed assets in the last seven consecutive weeks.
Lomond School in Scotland is set to become the first educational institution in the UK to accept Bitcoin for tuition payments, starting in the autumn term of 2025.
The bitcoin to VIX ratio might be signalling a potential long-term bottom for BTC price.
The New York State Legislature has introduced a bill that would allow government agencies to accept cryptocurrency payments.
Bitcoin Commons has become a launchpad for founders and engineers walking away from Silicon Valley jobs to bet on open-source code, off-grid mining, and decentralized finance.
Real Vision's chief crypto analyst, Jamie Coutts, is highlighting the outperformance of Bitcoin (BTC) amid a correction experienced by stocks and crypto assets.
Crypto prices surged after a temporary U.S. tariff halt, yet bullish momentum remains subdued, Cryptoquant researchers report. Bitcoin clawed back losses at a critical technical support level, but weak investor sentiment signals caution ahead. Bitcoin's $76K Support Holds, But Bull Index Flashes Red Cryptocurrency markets rallied sharply on April 9 after U.S.
Bitcoin rose by 11% to $83,500, driven by whales and long-term holders.
The much-dreaded Trump tariffs are here, with the new US President enforcing up to 50% additional duties on imported goods from friends and foes alike. Top markets reported heavy losses with the S&P 500 falling close to 5%, Dow Jones 4%, and Nasdaq suffering a 6% decline.
Billionaire Tim Draper has taken to X to remind market onlookers of his position on unconventional emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies.
New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a warning to US congressional leaders regarding regulation of cryptocurrency, particularly how Bitcoin and other virtual currencies could erode the US dollar's position around the world. She urged stronger federal regulations to protect investors from fraud and criminal use in the cryptocurrency market.
Buyers are controlling the situation at the beginning of the weekend, according to CoinStats.
When Federal Reserve official Neel Kashkari appeared on CNBC and said the Fed has “tools to provide more liquidity to the market,” Crypto X instantly interpreted this statement as a vow to print dollars.
Bitcoin is on fire again. A Scottish private school just announced it accepts $BTC for tuition, and analysts are calling for an ‘up only mode' as institutions pile in.
Bill Barhydt, founder and CEO of Abra Global, a crypto asset manager, is projecting that Bitcoin (BTC) will likely rally by nearly 70% by summer 2025.
American bitcoin miners are facing a new blow. The Trump administration has imposed heavy tariffs on mining equipment from Asia.
After weeks of struggling, Bitcoin is finally making a strong comeback and has now jumped to $85k. But that's not the biggest news.
After a dreadful start to the week, the price of Bitcoin appears to be recovering nicely with a strong rally to begin the weekend. The latest on-chain data shows that a specific class of investors might be behind the relative stability experienced by the premier cryptocurrency amidst the recent macroeconomic chaos.
Lomond School, a private school in Scotland, announced that tuition fees could be paid with Bitcoin, making it the first private school in the UK to accept crypto payments. The new feature will come into effect for the Autumn 2025 session.
Major cryptocurrencies like ETH, XRP, and ADA saw significant gains, indicating increased risk-taking in the market.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has continued his big Bitcoin push as he attempts to make the city a Bitcoin-friendly city.
When BTC froth settled following its historic record high on Jan. 20, crypto markets were moving in tune with global orange prices. The link may shed light on Bitcoin's appeal.
