Block Inc.'s Q3 2025 earnings missed analyst expectations, sending shares down over 11% after-hours, though the company reported strong profit growth in its Cash App and Square businesses and launched its first Bitcoin mining products.

Seventy percent of the top Bitcoin miners are now generating revenue from AI and high-performance computing, as the sector adapts to tighter margins and power market shifts.

The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index dropped to its lowest level since February, reflecting extreme market pessimism, but analysts suggest underlying conditions are less bearish than previous downturns.

Steak 'n Shake, the American fast food chain, announced its expansion into El Salvador and reaffirmed its commitment to accepting Bitcoin, attributing a notable sales increase to its pro-Bitcoin stance.

Nick Szabo cautions that Bitcoin, while resilient, is still vulnerable to legal and regulatory actions by governments and corporations.

Bitcoin has surpassed 95% of its total supply mined, entering a challenging phase for miners as block rewards dwindle and industry dynamics shift.

Andrew Tate lost $727,000 on Hyperliquid by repeatedly trading with high leverage and low win rates, turning even his $75,000 referral earnings into additional losses.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt forecasts that Bitcoin will not hit $200,000 until the third quarter of 2029, diverging from other industry leaders’ more bullish short-term predictions.

A solo bitcoin miner with just six terahashes per second beat 1-in-180-million odds to mine a $265,000 block, marking the first CKpool solo win in three months.