Market analysts and traders are closely watching the upcoming US CPI release as a potential catalyst for Bitcoin price volatility, with projections hinging on inflation data and possible Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Gold experienced its largest two-day decline since 2013, losing $2.5 trillion in market capitalization—greater than Bitcoin’s entire market cap—highlighting vulnerabilities even among traditional safe-haven assets.

Google's Willow quantum computer achieved a verifiable quantum advantage, mapping a molecule 13,000 times faster than top supercomputers, reigniting concerns over the future security of Bitcoin's encryption.

Arthur Hayes forecasts Bitcoin could reach $1 million following Japan's new economic stimulus measures and a potential pivot to quantitative easing.

A dormant Bitcoin wallet from 2009, holding over $442 million in BTC, has transferred 150 coins after 14 years of inactivity.

Jeff Booth urges individuals to shift their time and resources into Bitcoin, arguing it is the world’s first true free market and a solution to the instability of debt-driven economic systems.

Glassnode reports a $7 billion decline in bitcoin's illiquid supply as 62,000 BTC move out of long-term holder wallets, potentially pressuring prices.

A new proposal, BIP-444, calls for a temporary soft fork to restrict arbitrary data on Bitcoin, igniting debate over censorship and network security.

Elon Musk has unveiled X Chat, an ad-free messaging app featuring peer-to-peer encryption inspired by Bitcoin, aiming to set new standards for privacy and security.

Onchain analytics firm CryptoQuant predicts bitcoin could fall to $72,000 if it fails to sustain the $100,000 support, citing weakening demand and ongoing bearish sentiment.