Bitcoin ETFs Erase Most of 2026 Losses, Leaving $1 Billion Gap
US-listed Bitcoin ETFs have narrowed their year-to-date deficit to $1 billion following a strong wave of inflows throughout August and early September.
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The minority Bitcoin fork BTCB2 faces fresh criticism after securing an XBT ticker listing on select exchanges and navigating a hashrate centralization dispute involving mining pool Alphapool.
Strategy has doubled its preferred-stock repurchase program to $2 billion as it continues efforts to pull STRC shares back to their $100 stated value.
Dogecoin has expanded into the Solana ecosystem through the Sunrise protocol, recording $19 million in trading volume over a 24-hour period.
ARK Investment Management has filed an application with the SEC to offer a tokenized share class for its ARK Venture Fund, paving the way for potential blockchain ownership.
Early Bitcoin investor Dan Held revealed that high-net-worth whales privately pushed him to buy Zcash months before the token crossed $1,000.
A recent analysis by Glassnode indicates that bitcoin's one-month realized volatility is at historically low levels, with long-term holder supply emerging as the primary explanatory variable.
Google has begun rolling out search result changes in Europe to comply with EU antitrust regulators, though the company warns the updates will harm local businesses and degrade user experience.
Aerodrome recorded a 16% price increase over a 24-hour period, driven by growth in Total Value Locked and trading volume, though broader financial metrics and positive exchange netflows present potential headwinds.
A massive dark-web marketplace breach involving roughly 170 million ID records has raised alarm among cybersecurity experts, who warn that stolen government identification features and infrared scans create unprecedented...
The Liquid Network suffered a security breach on September 6, 2026, when an Elements software flaw allowed the unauthorized minting of unbacked LBTC and subsequent peg-out conversions.