Billionaire hedge fund veteran Paul Tudor Jones is going long on Bitcoin and commodities after issuing a dire warning about inflation.

The bitcoin price is falling back after failing to breach $70,000 as the traders appear to have turned bearish on the crypto. The price is consolidating tightly within a range, displaying minimal possibility of a breakout in the near future.

Saylor appears to be “explicitly arguing for a regulatory capture approach to protecting crypto,” which was not what it is about, said Buterin.

As the US presidential election approaches, the crypto community is buzzing with speculation regarding how the outcome will affect the Bitcoin price. With just 15 days until the election between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, options traders are increasingly optimistic about a new all-time high for Bitcoin, regardless of who wins the presidency.

Electric vehicle giant Tesla is believed to still hold its entire Bitcoin investment, valued at $780 million, despite transferring the funds to unknown wallets earlier this month.

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to capture global attention, miners are recalibrating their strategies to boost profitability and diversify their service offerings. With Bitcoin trading around $67,713, the concept of hashrate—the computational power used to secure and process transactions—has taken center stage.

The 12 spot bitcoin ETFs reported total net outflows of $79.09 million on Tuesday, ending a seven-day inflow streak.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones, CEO of Tudor Investment Corporation, recently shared his concerns about inflation and its impact on the economy during an interview with CNBC.

Elon Musk's EV juggernaut Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) was reportedly still in possession of its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings, and the recent transfers were nothing but reallocation.

Cryptocurrency Prices Today (October 23): The broader market on Wednesday illustrated mixed price actions, setting off waves of speculation among market watchers globally. Bitcoin (BTC) price held the $66K level today, whereas Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP prices struggled to gain a significant upward momentum.

Bitcoin core developer Peter Todd says he faces ongoing harassment after an Oct. 8 HBO documentary wrongly identified him as Satoshi Nakamoto. He claims many people have contacted him, asking for money.

Blockchain intelligence firm Arkham has reported that Tesla maintains ownership of 11,509 Bitcoin (BTC) worth approximately $770 million. The tweet from Arkham was following Tesla's recent wallet movements.

Michael Saylor, the CEO of MicroStrategy, is planning to donate his entire Bitcoin fortune, drawing comparisons to Satoshi Nakamotos mysterious gift of Bitcoin to the world. In an interview, Saylor described Bitcoin as immortal money, crucial for building the future economy.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has criticized MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor's recent comments supporting institutional custody for Bitcoin. Michael Saylor's proposal to have large financial institutions and institutions like the “too big to fail” banks handle Bitcoin custody has raised eyebrows within the Bitcoin community.

The rebuttal critiques several arguments made by the ECB paper's authors earlier this month that argued Bitcoin's price should be regulated or outright banned.

The rebuttal critiques several arguments made by the ECB paper's authors earlier this month that argued Bitcoin's price should be regulated or outright banned.

Ahead of the November 5 U.S. 2024 general elections, the cryptocurrency market, led by Bitcoin (BTC) is gradually gaining steam. The ongoing mainstream adoption of digital assets by retail traders and institutional investors in the United States has entangled the political landscape in the recent past.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has strongly criticized MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Saylor's comments on Bitcoin custody. The comments were following Saylor's recent controversial stance advocating for Bitcoin custody through “too big to fail” banks instead of self-custody.

The findings from the Bitcoin Rainbow chart were enormously bullish-bulls just need to HODL for 6–9 months more!

Bitcoin price started a downside correction and tested the $66,500 zone. BTC is now consolidating and might aim for a fresh increase above $67,800.

A prominent cryptocurrency analyst who accurately predicted the collapse of Bitcoin in May 2021 is now making a bold call on the meme-inspired cryptocurrency Dogecoin, pointing to a potential substantial price increase as it breaks through a key resistance level.

The firm's bitcoin holdings appear to be distributed across seven wallets, with the largest holding 2,109.3 BTC, according to Arkham

Latest analysis from a CryptoQuant analyst has revealed the relationship between Bitcoin's ETF inflows and miner profitability.

Bitcoin ETF Options gained regulatory approval from the SEC last week, opening new investment avenues for institutional players.

Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency, has recently exhibited a rare phenomenon known as the “double super signal,” prompting speculation about a possible price surge. Historical data suggests that such signals have previously preceded substantial rallies, with gains reaching astonishing figures of 10,000% in past bull markets.

A number of Bitcoin addresses that have “never had a Bitcoin outflow” are currently accumulating the flagship cryptocurrency at an unprecedented pace, to the point they are now holding 2.9 million BTC, worth around $194 billion at the time of writing.

Tesla's massive Bitcoin transfers initially sparked fears of a market dump, but Arkham's data suggests the assets are still under the firm's control.

Institutional investors now hold approximately 20% of all US-traded spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to recent data. CryptoQuant CEO and founder Ki Young Ju revealed that the latest 13F Form filings show that institutional investors hold over 193,000 BTC via Bitcoin ETFs as of Oct. 18.

CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju has disclosed that institutional investors own only 20% of all spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The data, based on the firms' form 13F filings, shows that they hold just over 193,000 BTC of the total 961,645 BTC held by all the spot Bitcoin ETFs as of October 18.

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones warns of inflation due to rising U.S. debt, saying Bitcoin and gold are the solution.

In the last two weeks, the Bitcoin price rallied from $58,680 to $67,415, registering a 14.5% growth. This upswing restores the Uptober sentiment in the crypto market and signals the BTC buyer's attempt to end the 7-month consolidation.

India is leaning toward the total prohibition of private cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum in an attempt to regulate risk in its current volatile market.

After several weeks of sustained upward momentum, Bitcoin is currently holding above $66,000. The price has recently encountered resistance at the crucial $69,000 level, which is expected to take time and significant liquidity to overcome.

Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin development company MicroStrategy, has disclosed that, like the enigmatic Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, he intends to leave his Bitcoin wealth for the betterment of civilization after he is gone.

Electric car company Tesla moved its stash of Bitcoin last week, but data firm Arkham believes that Elon Musk's company is still holding.

Veteran investor Paul Tudor Jones shared his thoughts on CNBC this past Tuesday, confidently stating that he's sticking with hard money like gold and bitcoin. In his view, any other option leads straight to inflation.

Bitcoin has enjoyed a strong performance over the last week, gaining 7.96% and hitting a new high of $69,028. This surge has reignited optimism in the cryptocurrency market, with many investors hoping for further growth.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the listing and trading of options on spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), like BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). Analysts say this move is likely to make Bitcoin's price more volatile. With options available on these ETFs, investors can bet on Bitcoin's future price changes more easily.

It appears that the popular Solana-based meme coin Popcat (POCAT) is outperforming major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). On October 23, 2024, when major cryptocurrencies struggled to gain momentum, POPCAT topped the crypto market with an impressive price surge of over 12%.

If prediction markets are correct, then pro-Bitcoin Trump is a shoe-in for the White House.

October bitcoin and ether options contracts are set to expire Friday, which could breed market volatility as traders look to close their bets or move positions in the next expiry. Plus, the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries are surging with Republican candidate Donald Trump's election victory odds.

A basket of meme tokens achieved higher net gains in the year to date compared to Bitcoin (BTC). Meme tokens are hoping for a super cycle, replacing altcoin speculation.

Experts refute the ECB's claims on bitcoin, citing flaws and biases in its analysis. They argue bitcoin promotes financial freedom and inclusion, disputing the position.

Popular crypto analyst Jason Pizzino says traders shouldn't necessarily expect Bitcoin (BTC) to witness a significant pullback before its next leg up. In a new YouTube video, Pizzino tells his 335,000 subscribers that every time people expect a “final flush out” of weak hands before the BTC market explodes, Bitcoin tends to do the opposite.

Bitcoin's futures market Open Interest has surged to $40 billion, indicating heightened trader activity.

October has historically been one of Bitcoin‘s best-performing months, triggering notable price increases over the years. Considering the price of BTC this month, several crypto analysts believe that the digital asset could be gearing up for a breakout that might catalyze a move to new all-time highs.

On October 22, River, a U.S.-based Bitcoin financial services company, announced the launch of its new product, Bitcoin Interest on Cash, which allows users to earn interest on their cash deposits and receive payments in Bitcoin.