Donald Trump made history as the first U.S. president to publicly use Bitcoin, making a transaction at PubKey in New York City.
BlackRock’s new report highlights Bitcoin as a unique portfolio diversifier, emphasizing its decentralized nature and potential as a hedge against global financial and political instability.
Asymmetric warfare is upon us.
The Human Rights Foundation has awarded 10 Bitcoin, worth $590,000, to 20 global projects focused on advancing financial privacy, Bitcoin education, and decentralized mining in authoritarian regions.
MicroStrategy announces a $700 million private offering to redeem senior secured notes and acquire additional Bitcoin.
Senator Elizabeth Warren and two other Democratic senators are urging the Federal Reserve to implement a 0.75% interest rate cut.
Kraken Germany has stopped support for the Lightning Network due to alleged new regulations, though the German banking authority BaFin claims no knowledge of these changes, leaving users in uncertainty.
MicroStrategy has purchased 18,300 Bitcoin for $1.11 billion, raising its total holdings to 244,800 BTC.
The U.S. budget deficit has surged to $1.9 trillion in fiscal 2024, driven by rising interest costs and a $319 billion reversal from the student loan forgiveness plan.
A new bill introduced by Rep. John Rose seeks to establish a joint SEC-CFTC committee to shape U.S. digital asset regulations.
Bitcoin mining difficulty reached a record 92.67 trillion on September 11, reflecting increased competition and strengthening the network’s security, while posing challenges for miners' profitability.
The UK Parliament introduced a bill to legally recognize Bitcoin as personal property, offering stronger legal protections and resolving complex disputes involving digital holdings.