JPMorgan’s Bitcoin and Crypto-Linked Holdings Approach $1 Billion
The bank’s Q3 13F shows roughly $981 million across Bitcoin ETFs, Strategy and Coinbase, likely over $1 billion counting Robinhood and miners.
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The bank’s Q3 13F shows roughly $981 million across Bitcoin ETFs, Strategy and Coinbase, likely over $1 billion counting Robinhood and miners.
Two Bitcoin mining rewards from September 2010 moved minutes apart. The coins are worth nearly 1.15 million times their original market value.
The Federal Reserve is examining whether AI will lower prices or keep inflation elevated, a question that could shape interest rates and the outlook for crypto.
Bitcoin is back near August levels as persistent inflation, growing expectations of another interest-rate hike and ETF withdrawals pressure prices.
Bitcoin fell all the way to $68,000 overnight and hit a new three-month low. But are there reasons for hope?
BTC dropped 5% on Friday, falling below $69,000. Experts say it was triggered by a "concentrated liquidation" and "weakening" demand.
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin giant is being excluded from major investment benchmarks, raising questions about what qualifies as a business, and whether the decision could slow its Bitcoin buying.
Trezor CTO Tomáš Sušánka explains the trade-offs of Bitcoin’s leading post-quantum signature scheme.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have lost almost half their peak assets, but analysts say the outflows don't yet show a collapse in demand.
Stablecoin supply fell $14.2 billion in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022, amid weak ETF demand.
Recent buyers are moving billions in Bitcoin to exchanges below their purchase prices, while Binance sees sharp inflows from recently moved coins.
Deutsche Bank’s custody service now holds Bitcoin, Ethereum and three stablecoins for institutional and corporate clients in Europe.
Bitcoin is heading toward its first consecutive losing years, breaking an 18-year pattern. But there's some nuance in the data.