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Bitcoin’s rebound to around $71,000 has reignited a familiar bullish conversation about price, liquidity, and positioning. It has also exposed a less comfortable fact inside the network itself. The fee market has barely moved. For a market that still treats on-chain congestion as a sign of organic demand, that divergence deserves more attention than another

Bitcoin Depot disclosed that hackers stole about $3.7 million in bitcoin from company-controlled wallets after gaining access to internal credentials tied to its crypto settlement accounts. The Nasdaq-listed crypto ATM operator said in an SEC filing on Wednesday that it detected unauthorized access to parts of its IT systems on March 23. The company said

Key Takeaways: Morgan Stanley opened MSBT, an ETF based on Bitcoin, which tracks BTC based on an index.  The product is available under a low 0.14% fee and institutional levels of custody.  High risk of volatility and investors do not own Bitcoin directly in the fund.  The new product providing an opportunity to invest in

Bitcoin trades above $70,700 as derivatives data shows $80,000 calls dominating on Deribit. BTC rebounded to near $72,900 on Wednesday as a US-Iran ceasefire eased oil pressures. Analysts see end of stress cycle, targeting $80,000 if $75,000 breaks. Bitcoin’s resurgence to above $70,000, with intraday highs of $72,900, has crypto enthusiasts in an upbeat mood.

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is claiming its aggressive Bitcoin purchases have yielded a nearly $2 billion gain this year despite the top asset's clear price struggles. However, a close look at the enterprise software company's legally binding regulatory filings tells a much redder story: under standard accounting rules, the firm is nursing a multi-billion dollar unrealized