Bitcoin(BTC)

Despite being the President of one of the world's most powerful countries in the world, Trump has found himself burnt by the Bitcoin volatility after the price of Bitcoin took a nosedive over the weekend.

U.S. President Donald Trump is calling himself the savior of Bitcoin, who have ended the "war on crypto", which was started by the Biden administration.

In the rural community of Texas, an ongoing battle between a Bitcoin mining company and residents broke out after residents tried to form a new city to stop the miner's operations.

Michael Saylor continues his unwavering focus on Bitcoin as his company, Strategy, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) of shares denominated in euros. The move marks a significant shift in direction for the company, designed to raise funds specifically for purchasing more Bitcoin while expanding into new capital markets.

Bitcoin’s bull run may be running out of steam. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has fallen back below the crucial $100,000 support line, triggering fresh fears of a deeper correction.

A $10 million Chinese AI model has outperformed OpenAI’s multibillion-dollar ChatGPT in an autonomous crypto trading showdown — marking a stunning upset in the rapidly evolving race for artificial intelligence supremacy.

Steak ‘n Shake has unveiled a dedicated Bitcoin treasury and a new philanthropic campaign that donates 210 satoshis for every “Bitcoin Meal” sold — signaling one of the boldest crypto pivots yet from a major U.S. restaurant brand.

In one of the largest crypto-related enforcement actions in Southeast Asia, Singapore has frozen more than S$150 million in assets tied to Chinese-born tycoon Chen Zhi, the chairman of Cambodia’s Prince Holding Group, after allegations he masterminded a $14.4 billion Bitcoin laundering empire spanning continents.

Elon Musk is creating a Bitcoin-esque messaging app called X Chat, which Musk has marketed to be a more private, and improved version of rival messaging platforms Telegram and Whatsapp.

Nordea, Scandinavia’s largest bank, is making a surprising U-turn—moving from banning Bitcoin to embracing it. Starting this December, the bank will offer customers access to a Bitcoin-linked exchange-traded product (ETP), marking a major policy reversal for an institution that once called crypto too risky to touch.