Bitcoin treasury holders have faced a renewed wave of scrutiny as market stress spread through the sector. Nakamoto (NAKA), a prominent crypto treasury company, disclosed March sales that locked in losses, a signal that broader capital discipline could intensify in the coming weeks. The disclosures come on the heels of a difficult year for digital-
The Bitcoin Bottom: Pundit Reveals The 5 Phases To Know When The Bleed Has Ended
A market expert has outlined five distinct phases in the Bitcoin (BTC) bear market that could indicate when the leading cryptocurrency has hit a bottom. The analysis concludes that the cryptocurrency could still face additional downward pressure before ultimately reaching its final price floor this year. The Early Phases Of Bitcoin’s Price Bottom
Interactive Brokers Adds Bitcoin Trading in European Economic Area
Bitcoin Magazine Interactive Brokers Adds Bitcoin Trading in European Economic Area Interactive Brokers has launched crypto trading for eligible retail investors across the European Economic Area, extending its digital asset offering through Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited, an authorized crypto-asset service provider. The rollout gives users ac
U.S. Treasury Launches First GENIUS Act Rulemaking With 87-Page Proposal
Bitcoin Magazine U.S. Treasury Launches First GENIUS Act Rulemaking With 87-Page Proposal The U.S. Department of the Treasury has formally begun implementing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, releasing its first notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) and opening a 60-day public comment period. The 87-
Bitcoin Price May Fall Below $50,000, How Should Investors Hedge? The Crypto Market Enters an “Extreme Fear Zone”!
【Global Market, 2026】— As macro uncertainty and geopolitical risks continue to intensify, sentiment in the cryptocurrency market has rapidly shifted into an “extreme fear zone.” Bitcoin (BTC) prices are under pressure, and the market widely worries that it may fall below the $50,000 level. Meanwhile, major assets such as Ethereum (ETH) and XRP have
Bitcoin Below $54K Would Signal Best Accumulation Zone, Analyst Says
A drop to $54,000 could mark one of the strongest buying opportunities in Bitcoin’s current cycle, according to on-chain data analysts — but the price still sits roughly 20% above that level, and some market watchers say the bottom may not yet be in. Realized Price Draws Attention From Long-Term Investors The metric at the […]
BlackRock S-1 for iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF Have Just Been Filed
Key Takeaways: BlackRock’s Bitcoin Income ETF will produce yield from BTC investments The ETF may be ready for launch in a matter of weeks, analysts predict The fund reflects growing appetite for income-generating strategies BlackRock is expanding its presence in the cryptocurrency space with a new exchange-traded fund that seeks to do something mo
Citadel-Backed EDX Markets Applies for US Trust Bank Charter to Expand Crypto Services
Bitcoin Magazine Citadel-Backed EDX Markets Applies for US Trust Bank Charter to Expand Crypto Services EDX Markets, a cryptocurrency exchange backed by Citadel Securities, has applied for a national trust bank charter with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, marking a step toward deeper integration between digital asset firms and the US
6 Crypto Exchanges to Watch in 2026
The crypto exchange landscape in 2026 is entering a new phase. The era of rapid, chaotic growth has given way to something more structured: clearer regulatory frameworks, deeper institutional participation, and increasingly sophisticated products. Exchanges are no longer just marketplaces—they are evolving into comprehensive financial platforms tha
Token Voting Undermines Crypto Governance and Incentive Alignment
A crypto governance critique argues that token voting has not fulfilled its decentralized promise, and markets may offer a better coordination mechanism. In a perspective piece, Francesco Mosterts, co-founder of Umia, outlines why the early dream of “on-chain democracy” via token-weighted votes faces fundamental flaws—and how a market-based approac