Robinhood Adds $25M Bitcoin to Corporate Treasury
Robinhood bought $25 million in Bitcoin for its corporate balance sheet, marking its first proprietary BTC holding. The move was revealed by an executive at a…
Robinhood bought $25 million in Bitcoin for its corporate balance sheet, marking its first proprietary BTC holding. The move was revealed by an executive at a…
Bitcoin remains 32% below its record after last year's October 10 crash, while diesel prices pose a new threat.
Bitcoin fell after more than $400 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated within an hour. No clear catalyst for the move.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $84,000 as investors awaited FOMC minutes and oil price rises added inflation concerns.
Crypto market fell Wednesday as BTC dropped 1.7% and $403.58M in longs were liquidated, but data shows funding rates far lower than before the Oct. 10 crash.
Arthur Hayes expects the AI data centre boom to overbuild, crash, and be bailed out, with Bitcoin soaking up the excess liquidity.
A Bitcoin slide triggered $403 million in crypto long liquidations in one hour, but most leverage survived.
Bitcoin remained near $86,000 after weak US payrolls data cut October Fed hike odds to 22.7%, but high Treasury yields keep macro headwinds in place.
Bitcoin remained in the $85,000 zone while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs on Tuesday. Stocks rallied on AI gains and falling yields.
HousingWire analyst Logan Mohtashami discusses surging mortgage rates, rising bond yields, and the competition between Bitcoin and real estate.
St. Cloud Financial Credit Union CEO Jed Meyer discusses the credit union's Bitcoin custody model, which uses multisig vaults and has amassed over 20 BTC.
Mark Palmer explains why Strategy bought back six times more Stretch than Bitcoin, how the $4.9B Reserve lifts preferred shares to par, and why dividend rates…
Leon Wankum argues Bitcoin is stripping the $300 trillion monetary premium from real estate created by fiat debasement since 1971.
Former UBS banker Joseph Chee says China could trigger a Bitcoin supercycle if it reopens crypto trading under controls, citing two obstacles.
Spain's emergency housing decrees threaten property investors, boosting Bitcoin's appeal as an asset with unchangeable rules.