The latest Bitcoin news today — live BTC price updates, mining developments, halving cycles, ETF flows, and institutional adoption headlines. CryptoSlate’s editorial team covers Bitcoin around the clock, from on-chain data and technical analysis to regulation and macro context, with breaking stories added throughout the day.
The possibility of peace in Ukraine brought some short-lived confidence into stocks and futures. Bitcoin, however, resisted a sharp correction.
Mike Novogratz expects Bitcoin to continue trading between the $30k range and $50k range throughout this year.
Bryan Solstin announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate and his doctrine seems to be built around the Great Reset theory. However, Solstin may not be a pro-crypto in general, and the Great Reset appeal may not find an audience.
Bitcoin and blockchain adoption gets a huge boost following a resolution to explore their use for city-wide services.
Two years from the March 2020 crash, markets are in a delicate balance. The risk of a similar crash is building up, and such an event would be consistent with the ends of prior bear cycles. However, the longer-term accumulation trends are still impressively constructive.
Last week’s major outflows derived from North America–highlighting regulatory concerns as a likely cause of negative investor sentiment.
Chainalysis used open source techniques to trace funds leading to allegations revealing The DAO hacker.
A recent study shows that global Bitcoin mining activity spends as much energy as a whole country. Although actions towards renewable energy adoption in mining have been taken, are they the right ones?
EU parliamentarians have voted against a defacto ban on proof of work based cryptocurrencies which was included in the MiCA, or Markets in Crypto-assets Regulation, report.
