A French couple in their late 50s was coerced to transfer roughly $1 million in Bitcoin after criminals posing as police officers carried out a violent home invasion west of Paris, highlighting a growing wave of physical attacks targeting cryptocurrency holders.

When mining becomes a side job and AI becomes the main job, Bitcoin loses a group of miners who are forced to sell their coins, but gains a healthier supply structure.

In a world full of uncertainty, the future supply of Bitcoin is one of the few things we can be fairly certain of.

Nigel Farage has doubled down on his bet on Bitcoin after investing £215,000 in Stack BTC, a London-listed firm focused on building a corporate Bitcoin treasury.

Are there new catalysts for cryptocurrency mining companies to attract investors in artificial intelligence infrastructure?

Coinbase has launched regulated crypto futures trading for users in 26 European countries, including Germany, France, and the Netherlands, offering contracts on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, as well as equity-index futures. Ripple Prime clients also gained access to these futures through Nodal Clear, expanding institutional participation in Coinbase’s regulated derivatives markets.

An Nvidia-backed startup says it plans to become the first company to mine Bitcoin in space, launching specialized mining hardware aboard an orbital data center later this year.

ETF holders, treasury companies, and miners have all shown resilience, while Bitcoin’s structural buyers have quietly increased their holdings during the price pullback.

On March 4, as the situation in the Middle East deteriorated sharply, global financial markets instantly entered a "wartime state." For global investors, this was a trading day that will go down in history.

As the Iranian geopolitical crisis reshapes global risk appetite, Bitcoin's price movements and fund flow data are telling a story that investors can no longer ignore.