Steak 'n Shake reversed a decision to consider Ether payments after backlash from Bitcoin supporters, reaffirming its commitment to Bitcoin.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has launched the Office of Digital Assets and Blockchain, marking the first city-led initiative of its kind in the United States.

Florida Rep. Webster Barnaby has filed a revised bill to allow state investment in digital assets, expanding beyond Bitcoin and adding stricter compliance standards.

Mt. Gox will finalize creditor repayments by October 31, 2025, with over 34,000 BTC still awaiting distribution.

Strike CEO Jack Mallers points to renewed stress in U.S. regional banks as evidence of an impending liquidity crisis, arguing that Bitcoin is poised to benefit when the Federal Reserve is forced to inject liquidity.

Luke Gromen argues that China's restriction of rare earth exports exposes U.S. vulnerabilities and accelerates a global shift from dollar Treasuries to collateral-backed reserves like gold and Bitcoin.

Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz believes extraordinary catalysts would be required for Bitcoin to reach $250,000 by year-end, predicting a likely trading range between $100,000 and $125,000.

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

Bitcoin is currently trading about 30% below its Nasdaq 100-implied fair value, marking one of the widest valuation gaps in two years and signaling a potential opportunity for long-term investors.

SpaceX moved $133.7 million in bitcoin to new wallets, following a major transfer earlier in the week, as part of a strategy to consolidate its holdings.