Bitcoin demand thins as fresh capital fades
Fresh capital is drying up in the Bitcoin market as new investor inflows turn negative, raising the risk that the latest slide marks the early stages of a bear market, according to CryptoQuant.
Fresh capital is drying up in the Bitcoin market as new investor inflows turn negative, raising the risk that the latest slide marks the early stages of a bear market, according to CryptoQuant.
Nitro has launched a new accelerator programme offering up to $500,000 each to execution-focused startups building on the Monad blockchain, with total backing of up to $7.5 million.
Harvard University’s endowment has tilted more heavily into Bitcoin ETFs than Google stock, making digital assets one of its largest publicly disclosed holdings.
Bybit’s European arm has signed a three-year title partnership with the Stockholm Open, renaming the tournament the Bybit Stockholm Open from 2026 through 2028.
Logan Paul has been accused of staging a fake $1 million Super Bowl bet after appearing to promote a wager on crypto prediction market Polymarket.
Stablecoin-focused blockchain startup Tempo has added Farcaster co-founders Dan Romero and Varun Srinivasan after infrastructure firm Neynar acquired the Farcaster social protocol in January.
Canaan reported a sharp fourth-quarter rebound as revenue more than doubled to $196.3 million, driven by renewed demand for bitcoin mining machines as miners upgraded fleets.
Prediction market trading volume quadrupled to about $63.5 billion in 2025, but structural strains are emerging that could test the sector’s durability in 2026, according to a new report from CertiK.
CNBC host Jim Cramer has faced backlash after suggesting the Trump administration may buy Bitcoin at $60,000 for a proposed US strategic reserve during a period of sharp market volatility.
Sam Bankman-Fried has launched a new public campaign on X seeking to reframe his FTX conviction as politically motivated as he pushes for a new trial from prison.
The European Union is preparing a sweeping ban on all crypto transactions involving Russian entities as part of a new sanctions package aimed at tightening economic pressure on Moscow.
Goldman Sachs has disclosed a $1.1 billion position in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, lifting its total crypto-related exposure to about $2.36 billion, according to regulatory filings.