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Despite its extreme volatility, Bitcoin emerges as a disruptive option for retirement planning while inflation erodes the purchasing power of traditional pensions throughout the developed world. Over the last 4-year period, the asset is still up 166.7%. So, is it still possible to retire with BTC...

March 28, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT Todd and Janet Gatewood launched their Nashville-based radio show “God, Freedom and Bitcoin” in January, blending their passion for cryptocurrency with their strong faith. Then the market crashed. At roughly $69,000 on Thursday, the price of the cryptocurrency is down by 45%, struggling to recover and nowhere near the

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Bitcoin price has never finished a year positive after a start this bad Bitcoin seasonality is one of those market narratives that stays alive because the average is easy to screenshot. The problem is that the average often hides the only thing that matters: the state. A strong “Uptober” inside a healthy bull trend is

The Trump administration is continuing to double down on its pro-crypto stance, and recent comments from CFTC Chair Mike Selig gave one of the clearest signals yet about how Washington now views Bitcoin and digital assets. Speaking during a conversation on the Market Disruptors Podcast with Mark Moss, Selig said the chances of the United

Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) remained under pressure on Thursday, with bitcoin posting heavy outflows and ether extending its losing streak. Solana declined modestly, while XRP activity stayed flat. Crypto ETFs Slide Again: Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Deepen Losses While Solana Also Slips Confidence continues to erode across crypto ETFs. What began as a mild pullback has

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Bitcoin price fell below $66,500 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in more than two weeks as a wave of long liquidations and mounting macroeconomic stress weighed on the crypto market.. Data shows nearly $300 million in long positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours, according to Bitcoin Magazine Pro data, compared with roughly