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Bitcoin trades near $81,600 as CoinLab forecasts a 55% chance of a $80,600-$82,900 weekend range. ETF outflows put $80K support in focus.

For 25 years, one suspicion haunted the mathematics protecting much of the internet: had the NSA secretly built a way to crack it? Now, an AI model may have weakened that theory. And Bitcoin’s creator is suddenly part of the argument. On Friday,...

The Oct. 15 release blocks a cached-authentication route to Eclair's API and requires direct browser interfaces to add a backend. Read the full story on CryptoSlateUnderstand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in...

There's a Bitcoin company that's now offering investors a 15% annual dividend, paid in small installments every business day. While a 15% dividend is high enough to grab everyone's attention, the more revealing number is what buyers agreed to pay...

Bitcoin momentum turned positive on two widely watched indicators this week, ending a bearish stretch of roughly 10 months. PlanB, creator of the stock-to-flow model, shared the flip and questioned whether reading it could be that simple. His doubt...

Following the recent downturn in the cryptocurrency market, some users have begun to worry about the status of their assets. Continue Reading: Should We Panic About Bitcoin and Altcoins After the Recent Drops? An Analysis Firm Responded by Naming...

The post Bitcoin ETF News: Spot Bitcoin Outflows Push BTC Below $81K appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin price today has fallen below $81,000, touching a low near $80,250. Meanwhile, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $409.2 million in net...

Borrowing costs, missed interest income, and futures fees can all eat into returns even when Bitcoin holds its value. That's a big problem, and it gets even worse when inflation stays high. September's US inflation report showed consumer prices up...

Numbers the spy agency handed over in the 1990s, long suspected of hiding a backdoor, turn out to have come from a basic computer program. Bitcoin was never on that list, and its quantum problem hasn’t gone anywhere.

The largest U.S. brokerage now lets every eligible client trade Bitcoin and Ether directly, with three more coins scheduled to arrive by year-end.