The speculations behind the creator of Bitcoin are not new and hence the identity of Bitcoin's elusive creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, has been one of the greatest mysteries in the crypto world.
Bitcoin is in a good buying zone for long-term investors, according to the Rainbow Chart.
Economist and Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff, known for teasing Michael Saylor, just shared an unexpected view on Bitcoin. In a surprising twist, he humorously said that MicroStrategy's CEO should seize the opportunity to buy up the 69,370 BTC the U.S. government is preparing to sell. U.S. Government to Sell $4.3 Bln in Bitcoin The U.S.
Cryptocurrency Market Today: The global cryptocurrency market saw a slight dip today, with a 0.28% decrease in total market cap, now at $2.17 trillion. Meanwhile, 24-hour trading volumes fell -11.09% to $69.42 billion. The Fear & Greed Index stays at 42, indicating neutral market sentiment as investors await new developments.
The tech company MicroStrategy, known for its massive investments in Bitcoin, has just achieved an exceptional stock performance. According to a recent report, its stock recorded a staggering gain of 1,208% since 2020, far surpassing Bitcoin's rise of 445% during the same period.
Spot bitcoin ETFs experienced $18.66 million in net outflows on Wednesday, with Fidelity's FBTC recording $48.82 million in outflows.
A compelling expose could have impacted bitcoin and the broader market's prices, but the crypto community is largely brushing off HBO's hyped documentary.
The bitcoin market is currently experiencing a rather striking trend: bitcoin reserves on exchange platforms are at historically low levels. While the #1 cryptocurrency by market capitalization hovers around $62,300, Bitcoin reserves are dwindling, fueling speculation about the potential consequences of this development for the entire sector.
With the new integration, Coinbase users can send Bitcoin to Taproot addresses, joining platforms like OKX, Binance, and Kraken.
The U.S. Supreme Court has concluded a lengthy legal dispute surrounding 69,370 Bitcoin seized from the notorious Silk Road dark web marketplace. These bitcoins, valued at approximately $4.4 billion, are now set to be auctioned off by the government.
The enigma of Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, has baffled the world for years. With billions of dollars and the future of digital finance potentially tied to this anonymous figure, any attempt to unmask Nakamoto is met with intrigue and skepticism.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin supply in loss has shot up close to the 20% mark after the recent bearish action in the coin's price. Bitcoin UTXO Supply In Loss Has Seen A Sharp Increase Recently In a new post on X, CryptoQuant author Axel Adler Jr talked about the recent trend in the Bitcoin Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) Supply in Loss indicator.
Bitcoin's price movements are attracting significant attention and it has recently experienced a short squeeze, with price fluctuations that have liquidated several short positions. According to analyst Josh of Crypto World, currently, the price is approaching a critical area of resistance located between $64,100 and $64,500.
HBO's highly anticipated documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery has sparked controversy by suggesting that Peter Todd, an early Bitcoin developer, is Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin. Todd quickly denied the allegations, taking to X (formerly Twitter) to refute the claims, but the film has already set the crypto world abuzz.
The crypto prices today have illustrated mixed actions, sparking investor speculations globally. Bitcoin (BTC) price encountered considerable volatility to reach the $62K level, whereas ETH continued moving along the $2,400 mark.
MicroStrategy, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder and a proxy bet for investors, is seeing strong bullish action on Wall Street. The MSTR stock price is currently at a 6-month trading $192.20 level as of Tuesday's closing, and eyeing a major breakout above $200.
After the latest pullback, market participants are failing to regain their lost confidence in the rally, which has been reflected in the majority of the tokens. The narrow trend of the Bitcoin price rally has been validating this claim, which is flashing both bullish and bearish possibilities for the token.
American pay television network, Home Box Office (HBO), has released its highly anticipated documentary on Bitcoin (BTC) and its mystery creator Satoshi Nakamoto dubbed The Bitcoin Mystery. In the documentary, HBO journalist concluded that Peter Todd is the real creator of Bitcoin, based on the original conversations with Satoshi.
Rockdale, Texas, Mayor Ward Roddam recently shared the remarkable transformation his town is experiencing due to Bitcoin (BTC) mining. Once struggling after the closure of its aluminum processing plant, Rockdale is now witnessing a “digital energy boom” that promises to reshape its economic future.
Bitcoin miners experienced a decline in their balances and fewer transfers to exchanges during September.
Coinbase has integrated Bitcoin Taproot addresses, simplifying BTC transactions and enhancing scalability on its platform.
BTC price drops amid speculation of the US government's plans to sell seized Bitcoin. ETF inflows attempt to counter oversupply risk.
Bitcoin has already spent the first week of October under $65,000 trying to make it an Uptober. Rising with a great force from $60,000 on October 3, BTC failed to break the barrier at one of its All Time High zones — $64,000.
Bitcoin's price dropped by 10% due to market sell-offs and geopolitical tensions, creating uncertainty about its future direction, according to Bitfinex Alpha.
Amidst BTC ETF record breaking inflows, ETH ETFs experienced no inflows on the 7th of October.
On Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, HBO premiered its highly anticipated documentary “Money Electric,” offering a deep dive into the origins of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin price corrected gains and tested the $61,850 zone. BTC is consolidating and might aim for a fresh increase above the $62,500 resistance.
The hotly-awaited HBO documentary purportedly revealing the real identity of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) creator Satoshi Nakamoto just aired, but does it truly unveil one of the most enduring mysteries of our time? What happened: The documentary titled “Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery,” directed by investigative filmmaker Cullen Hoback, has sparked interest ever since its cinematic trailer was dropped last week.
HBO's just launched Bitcoin documentary, Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, was just released, and it names former Bitcoin developer Peter Todd as Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator.
Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency, has captured the attention of investors and analysts alike, particularly with the buzz surrounding its potential to reach the coveted $100,000 mark. Recent market movements have raised questions about whether Bitcoin is poised for another significant price surge.
While "Money Electric" offers an intriguing look into the early days of Bitcoin, the search for Nakamoto remains a mystery.
Airing Tuesday night, "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery" seeks to solve one of the internet's oldest and biggest mysteries.
A recent leak from the HBO documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery has ignited speculation around the identity of Bitcoin's enigmatic creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. The clips that appeared on the social media platforms indicate that Peter Todd, a former Bitcoin Core developer, might be unmasked as the person behind the name.
Amid Bitcoin continuous struggle below $70,000, an analyst has taken it upon himself to gauge the best time to buy BTC.
The world of cryptocurrency, few investors are as outspoken as Tim Draper, the venture capitalist known for his bold predictions. Draper has been a vocal Bitcoin supporter for years and continues to share his optimistic outlook on the future of the world's largest cryptocurrency.
Recently there was a significant surge in the price of Bitcoin bringing it very near to $65,000. Many participants on the market were taken aback by the sudden and swift action.
After weeks of massive volatility, Bitcoin faces heightened risk after failing to break above a key resistance level of around $64,000. Following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates, many investors and traders anticipated a full-blown rally throughout October.
As Bitcoin's price recovers from a recent dip to just above the $60,000 mark,recently conducted analysis suggests that short-term BTC holders have been “gradually exiting” the market, which leads to reduce selling pressure.
In a year marked by significant volatility in the cryptocurrency market, memecoins have emerged as key players, outperforming Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the largest cryptocurrencies in the ecosystem. This trend was underlined by recent insights from market expert Miles Deutscher, who highlighted a presentation by memecoin analyst Murad at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore.
Peter Schiff is itching for a fight. After Michael Saylor posted an AI-generated image of himself, dressed like a warrior and draped in a Bitcoin chain, Schiff was quick to respond.
Bitcoin staking protocol Babylon pulled in 23,000 BTC from holders Tuesday—but this time, the round didn't jack up network fees.
HBO documentary film maker Cullen Hoback has named Peter Todd, a bitcoin core developer who has been involved with bitcoin since 2010, as who he believes to be the real-world identity of Satoshi Nakamoto
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are making headlines this week with a massive inflow of $235 million, renewed interest and optimism among investors. Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) has taken the lead, bringing in nearly $104 million, while BlackRock's IBIT ETF followed closely with $98 million.
The amount invested by new Bitcoin (BTC) whales is up 13x this year to nearly $108 billion on Oct. 6, according to CryptoQuant data. The investment made by new whales represents 48.8% of Bitcoin's total realized cap, almost reaching the $113 billion paid by “old whales.
A veteran trader says Bitcoin is following a “perfect script” that terminates with a potential $150,000 cycle high.
A Russian investigator was convicted of accepting roughly $73 million in Bitcoin from an organized crime group he had been looking into.