The wallet belonging to Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto remains one of the largest holders of BTC, boasting a balance of over 1 million coins. These coins which were worth mere dollars over a decade ago when they were first mined have ballooned in value as the Bitcoin price has risen.

Bitcoin's (BTC) 26.62% decline from its $109,500 all-time high is en route to becoming the deepest drawdown of the current bull market cycle, according to CryptoQuant head of research, Julio Moreno. Bitcoin price drawdown analysis.

Veteran trader and YouTube creator Bill Noble joins CoinDesk to discuss the "Black Monday" market crash that took place in 1987 and its similarities to the recent volatility across major cryptocurrencies. Plus, insights into the macroeconomic conditions and the future of digital assets.

Crypto attorney James A. Murphy, known online as “MetaLawMan,” has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

A new FOIA suit seeks records of an alleged 2019 meeting between the agency and pseudonymous Bitcoin creator.

Despite Ethereum (ETH) already suffering from bearish pressure and losing approximately 56% from its December 2024 high, Andrew Kang, partner at Mechanism Capital and former CFO at MicroStrategy, believes the decline may not be over.

Michael Saylor's Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin globally, has reportedly held off on further Bitcoin acquisitions.

Bitcoin is now in a peculiar phase as far as market cycles are concerned.

Prominent crypto analytics firm Swissblock says one key metric is suggesting that Bitcoin (BTC) is in the midst of carving a major market bottom. Swissblock says on the social media platform X that it's keeping a close watch on the Bitcoin Fundamental Index (BFI), a metric that combines liquidity and network growth.

Closely followed crypto analyst Jason Pizzino is warning that XRP and other top altcoins most likely have further to fall. In a new post to the social media platform X, Pizzino tells his 131,000 followers that, despite being down 20% in the last month, XRP's skid is not finished.

Pierre Rochard, now CEO of The Bitcoin Bond Company, reflects on over a decade in the space, from early education to policy battles and his latest mission to bring bitcoin to traditional finance. He is a speaker at this year's Consensus gathering in Toronto.

Bitcoin (BTC) is showing “signs of resilience” even as stocks and the broader cryptocurrency market plunge amid a global market sell-off after US President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on US imports last week, Binance Research said. As of mid-day trading on April 7, Bitcoin is up almost 1% to nearly $79,000.

Michael Saylor's business intelligence firm and corporate Bitcoin holder company Strategy (previously known as MicroStrategy) disclosed a nearly $6 billion loss on its BTC stash in the first quarter of 2025 as the global tariff war roils digital assets.

Despite Ethereum's losses, a key support level where whales hold large amounts could signal a potential market recovery.

Prominent Cryptocurrency founder and analyst Ki Young Ju believes the Bitcoin bull cycle has ended. Referencing on-chain market metrics, Ju explains his reasoning, citing key occurrences in previous weeks.

It seems the market was acting up while I was out of office Thursday and Friday. It hasn't stopped, either.

The price of bitcoin increased on Monday to just over $79,000, after the token briefly fell below a threshold not seen since President Donald Trump's election win, though bitcoin and other tokens have declined in value in recent days after Trump's tariff announcement.

Whales are returning to top DeFi tokens, causing a bounce from recent lows. Most of the funds from whales flowed back into AAVE and LINK.

On today's show, Bitcoin briefly drops to the $74,000 level as investors started dumping their crypto holdings over the weekend reacting to President Trump's tariffs, which raised global recession fears. And, the SEC clarifies that most stablecoins are not considered securities, while Hong Kong unveils new rules allowing staking for crypto firms and ETFs.

Ether (ETH) price dropped to $1,410 on April 7, marking its lowest level since March 2023. This sharp decline triggered liquidations of leveraged ETH futures worth over $370 million in 2 days, according to CoinGlass data.

Major cryptocurrencies are staging a slight recovery after a brutal Monday sell-off. The broader downturn in digital assets continues to mirror turbulence in traditional markets, as investors react to escalating geoeconomic tariff conflicts.

1 Zettahash, a technical victory for Bitcoin, but a chilling economic blow for miners: a record power that hides compressed margins and falling prices.

Will quantum computers be able to crack Bitcoin's decryption? Here's why one Bitcoin developer isn't waiting around to find out.

A crypto whale with a $340 million position in Ethereum is making quick moves to prevent a liquidation as ETH plummets in value.

Strategy, the enterprise software firm formerly known as Microstrategy, disclosed $5.91 billion in unrealized losses on its bitcoin holdings for Q1 2025 under a new accounting rule requiring crypto assets to be marked to market. Strategy Posts Q1 Loss Strategy, rebranded from Microstrategy Incorporated, reported a $5.

Needham analyst John Todaro warns that materials costs for high-performance computing (HPC) capital expenditures and core infrastructure at U.S. Bitcoin mining sites are set to rise by roughly 20%, driven largely by newly imposed tariffs. Most Bitcoin mining machine manufacturers rely heavily on Asia for production.

Crypto analyst Melika Trader has warned of a volume drop that could trigger a 60% Bitcoin price crash. The analyst provided an in-depth analysis of what this price crash could mean and if it would mark the end of the bull run.

Diving into the chaos of global markets, Bloomberg Senior Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone warns more turmoil could be on the way.In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, McGlone points to deepening market sell-offs, intensified by US President Donald Trump's ongoing tariff wars, and forecasts a sharp correction in crypto assets. He predicts Bitcoin could tumble to $10,000, citing excessive speculation and overvaluation within the digital asset space.

Bitcoin (BTC) made a sharp comeback and is trading near the $78,000 level. The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization tumbled below the psychological support of $80,000 after the US stock futures market opened sharply lower on April 6.

The dominant cryptocurrency tumbled all the way to $74K before reclaiming $78K around midday Monday.

During a recent CNBC interview, Acting SEC Chairman Mark Uyeda clarified that Bitcoin and Ethereum are not securities, referencing the assessment made by former Chair Gary Gensler.

Strategy has just announced massive unrealized losses of $5.91 billion on its bitcoin holdings in the first quarter of 2025. In a recent 8-K filing with the SEC on April 7, 2025, Michael Saylor's company highlights the brutal impact of macroeconomic conditions on its accumulation strategy.

Bitcoin is trading around critical demand levels after losing the key $81,000 support, a breakdown that has fueled further bearish momentum across the crypto market. The broader financial landscape remains volatile, as trade war fears and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty continue to weigh heavily on investor sentiment.

SOL underperformed BTC in Q1 2025, despite analysts' bullish outlook.

The crypto market continued to collapse on Monday as a hoped-for reprieve from President Trump's tariffs has failed to materialize. While the stock market has recovered some of its decline, crypto continues to be in the red across the board.

Donald Trump announced a promised list of trade duties, stablecoin legislation advanced in the U.S., the Ethereum network regained the lead in trading volume on the DEX and other events of the past week.

Ethereum whales went bargain hunting, buying up $60M worth of ETH as prices crashed to 2023 levels in a show of long-term confidence.

In the ongoing tariff war between the United States and other countries, the cryptocurrency market has significantly plummeted. Amid this, Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency, is on the verge of a major crash.

Strategy Inc. (CRYPTO: MSTR) on Monday revealed $5.91 billion in unrealized losses on its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings for the first quarter of 2025, according to a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The sharp downturn comes amid heightened macroeconomic uncertainty and a broader sell-off across digital assets and equities.

Global financial markets continued to tumble on April 7, as US equities dropped more than 3%, wiping more than $2 trillion in value on market open. The pullback saw the S&P 500 drop 2.79%, with the index officially entering a bear market, following a 20% decline from its recent all-time highs.However, the SPX momentarily rallied by 6% after a rumor began to spread on X that US President Donald Trump was contemplating a 90-day tariff pause.

TL;DR Bitcoin mining stocks like MARA, RIOT, and CLSK dropped more than 10% due to regulatory pressure and record-level competition. New U.S. tariffs are driving up the cost of mining equipment imported from China, increasing operational expenses after the halving. Bitcoin's computing power reached 1 ZH/s and hashprice fell to $42.40, drastically reducing profit margins.

ETH just dropped below $1,550 as the market panics over global tariffs. Can it bounce back, or is a fall to $1,200 or even $1,000 coming soon?

Bitcoin stabilises around key support levels, SPX leads altcoin gains.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) critic Peter Schiff has resurfaced with a fresh round of criticism, targeting both Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) and Donald Trump's economic policies as markets are reeling from a steep sell-off. What Happened: In an X post on Monday, Schiff pointed out that Ethereum had dropped below $1,500 for the first time in over two years, briefly touching the $1,400 range.

Bitcoin bull and former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes has shared that Bitcoin's dominance in the cryptocurrency market will continue to rise. Hayes revealed in a recent tweet that he has been avoiding altcoin investments despite their decreasing prices.

A notable shift in investor sentiment has led to $172.89 million in net outflows from the 12 Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., abruptly ending a two-week streak of inflows that had amassed nearly $941 million. Grayscale's GBTC was the primary driver of this reversal, accounting for $95.5 million of the outflows over the past week. The post Bitcoin ETFs Record $172 Million in Weekly Outflows after a Two-Week Inflow Streak appeared first on Cryptonews.

All eyes are on the tariff-addled traditional markets today — most notably, people are watching to see whether bitcoin will show (as it did on Friday) signs that it might perform as a hedge against global uncertainty.

Crypto markets have lost $1 trillion due to tariff fears, Binance's report reveals.