Buying

Across its first five buybacks, B HODL added 24% more gross Bitcoin per share for every pound spent than a direct BTC purchase would have. Editor-in-Chief CryptoSlate Jul. 20, 2026 at 7:00 pm GMT 2 min read B HODL said its first week of buybacks lifted gross Bitcoin per share 24% more than spending the

The banks are finally buying the vaults. In May, BNY, the world's largest custodian with $59.4 trillion in assets under custody and administration, announced it would offer Bitcoin and Ethereum custody in Abu Dhabi. Weeks later, Standard Chartered confirmed it will fully acquire Zodia Custody, the digital asset custodian it incubated in 2020, with the

The Motorola Razr 70 offers a lot of style for its money. However, you have to make compromises when it comes to features. How good is the Motorola Razr 70 really - and does the stylish foldable design justify the high price? Our summary shows where the foldable is convincing and where buyers have to

XRP is rising into a market split between traditional finance infrastructure and crypto-native skepticism. According to CryptoSlate's data, the token recently traded above $1.46 as spot-market indicators improved, exchange-traded funds drew their strongest daily inflows in more than four months, and Ripple expanded the credit capacity behind its institutional prime brokerage business. However, this came

Bitcoin is showing early signs of renewed demand after a February stretch marked by heavy selling across both retail and institutional venues, even as the broader macro backdrop remains unsupportive for risk assets. On-chain and ETF flow data now point to a market that is stabilizing, though not yet fully out of danger. That shift

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Bitcoin Magazine If Institutions Are Buying Why Isn’t The Bitcoin Price Going Up? Bitcoin price not soaring despite institutional billions? Uncover why profit-taking and derivatives hold it back, with a breakout looming! This post If Institutions Are Buying Why Isn’t The Bitcoin Price Going Up? first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Matt

As Bitcoin rallies and makes a new all-time high at US$111,970 (AU$174,480), attention turns to what the next moves of Bitcoin-heavyweights Metaplanet and Strategy are – funny enough, the milestone actually happened on Bitcoin Pizza Day. First up, Michael Saylor is still buying, despite sky-high prices...