Next Technology Holding has filed with the SEC to sell up to US$500 million in common stock, with the proceeds potentially being used for additional Bitcoin purchases. The company, which is China’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, currently holds 5,833 BTC and is ranked 15th among public treasuries, which now collectivelyContinue Reading

Bitcoin experienced volatility, dropping to US$114,461 before recovering to US$115,626, with analysts watching the crucial US$110k–US$116k support range. The US Federal Reserve is expected to announce its first interest rate cut of the year on Wednesday, with only the size of the reduction remaining uncertain. The US Senate confirmed crypto-friendlyContinue Reading

Bitcoin investors should focus on long-term growth rather than expecting immediate wealth or overnight gains. Despite recent underperformance versus gold and the S&P 500, Bitcoin remains the top-performing asset against currency debasement. Long-term holders are “laughing” at short-term volatility, with historical returns averaging 82.4% annually over the past decade. BitMEXContinue Reading

US Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$2.2 billion in net inflows last week after strong performance from Fidelity and BlackRock, reversing previous negative flows. The combined US funds now hold 1.31 million BTC worth US$152.7 billion, representing 6.24% of total Bitcoin supply and highlighting ETFs’ growing importance. Ethereum ETFs attracted US$734.3 millionContinue Reading

Major cryptocurrencies gained strongly over the past week, with Bitcoin up 3%, Ethereum 4%, XRP 8% and Solana surging 14% amid growing institutional adoption. US Bitcoin ETFs attracted US$1.3 billion in net inflows this week after previous outflows, with BlackRock’s fund now holding 3.59% of all Bitcoin supply. The FederalContinue Reading

Pav Hundal, the Lead Market Analyst at Aussie crypto exchange Swyftx, has labeled a prediction from Bitwise that Bitcoin could crack AU$2 million by 2035 as “pretty conservative”. The prediction from Bitwise would require Bitcoin to have an average annual compound growth rate of 28.3% over the next 10 years;Continue Reading

Tom Lee from Fundstrat Global Advisors told CNBC that Bitcoin could reach US$200,000 by the end of 2025, representing nearly a doubling from current levels. The prediction hinges on Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, as Lee explains that “Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies like Ethereum are super sensitive to monetary policy.” MarketsContinue Reading