Time for average US worker to earn one BTC exceeds 12 months
As of September 2026, an average US worker needs 12 months of full-time wages to buy one bitcoin, down from 18 months in October 2025.
As of September 2026, an average US worker needs 12 months of full-time wages to buy one bitcoin, down from 18 months in October 2025.
Bitcoin posted a 42.71% Q3 gain, breaking a 13-year September losing streak. BTC trades near $83,700 as the market eyes the $87,500 yearly open.
A developer sent Bitcoin over Apple's Find My network using Cashu ecash tokens, needing no internet for the sender.
Bitcoin ended September up 6.33%, but demand from ETF buyers has faded and long-term holders are selling, testing the October outlook.
Misha Komarov from alloc/init discussed Shielded Bitcoin, a research concept using zero-knowledge proofs to hide transaction details, requiring no soft fork.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor supports competitor Strive, saying its Bitcoin purchases benefit the broader sector. The firms also share financial ties.
Bitcoin rose past $85,000 after August inflation data came in below expectations, reducing the chance of a Fed rate hike.
The Netherlands plans a capital gains tax on investment profits from 2028, affecting bitcoin sales upon realisation.
Bitcoin moved above its 100-hour and 200-hour moving averages after support near $82,923 held, with the breakout's durability now in focus.
Bitcoin rose above $85,000 and gold jumped after US PCE inflation came in at 3.4% versus 3.7% expected, cooling rate hike expectations.
David Lawant says bitcoin is entering a new bullish regime, citing options market signals and rising open interest.
MEXC added 1,000 BTC to its Guardian Fund, bringing total to 100 million USDT and 2,000 BTC, as part of a $500 million commitment.
Bitcoin is consolidating near $82,500 amid easing escalation worries from US-Iran talks, while Fed's Williams tempers October hike odds.
Bitcoin slipped 1% as US inflation data looms, while steady ETF inflows of roughly $3 billion over eight days supported the broader recovery.
Ethereum ETFs saw $2.81M outflows on Sept 29, snapping a 7-day inflow streak. Bitcoin ETFs added $66.19M.