A company called BitMine made a big bet on Ethereum. They bought a lot of it when prices were low. Now, they own over 4 million ETH. That's a big deal because it's about 3. 37% of all the Ethereum out there. BitMine didn't stop there. They also have $1 billion in cash. That's a lot of money! Their
In 2025, the crypto world saw some big changes. One trend is easy to spot: decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms like Hyperliquid grew a lot. Even big companies like Coinbase started adding DeFi services. This helped decentralized exchanges take a bigger slice of the crypto trading pie. Now, these
Bitcoin's price has been on a downward slope recently. It's now hovering around $88, 000, which is a significant drop from its peak of over $126, 000 in early October. This decline has raised eyebrows among analysts, who are pointing to several factors for this trend. First off, demand for Bitcoin
Bitcoin's rollercoaster ride isn't over yet. A well-known expert, Jurien Timmer, who's been bullish on Bitcoin for a long time, has changed his tune. He's now warning that Bitcoin might be in for a rough patch. Why? Because Bitcoin's price tends to follow a pattern that repeats every four years. Th
Bitcoin had a crazy day, going up and down like a rollercoaster. It started strong, reaching almost $89, 300, but then it dropped sharply to $85, 500 in just a couple of hours. By the end of the day, it settled around $86, 000, which is still a bit lower than the day before. The early boost in Bitc
Bitcoin's value shot up to $90, 000, causing a stir in the crypto world. Over $110 million in short positions were wiped out in just an hour. This happened when the price jumped from $86, 200. Most of these short positions were on bitcoin trading pairs. The surge in bitcoin's price didn't cause a b
The crypto world had a busy week, with experts sharing their thoughts on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies. Let's break down the key points. First up, Bitcoin's adoption might be slowing down. Analyst Willy Woo pointed out that the use of Taproot, a feature meant to improve Bitcoin's
Bitcoin's journey to quantum safety is a marathon, not a sprint. Experts agree that quantum computers won't crack Bitcoin anytime soon. But upgrading Bitcoin to withstand quantum attacks is no easy feat. It could take 5 to 10 years. Why? Because Bitcoin's decentralized nature makes upgrades tricky.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, a strong supporter of cryptocurrency, recently shared that she won't be running for reelection in 2026. This news has sparked a wave of reactions from the crypto community. Lummis has been a key figure in shaping crypto policies in the US, earning respect from many in the ind
Cardano's founder, Charles Hoskinson, has shared his thoughts on the looming threat of quantum computers to blockchain technology. He believes the main challenge is not about finding solutions but about timing. Implementing new protocols too soon could have significant costs for blockchain networks.
