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.

Macro strategist Lyn Alden says bitcoin hasn't reached euphoric levels, signaling a low risk of major market capitulation in the near term.

Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, believes Bitcoin's recent drop to $80,000 marked the cycle bottom, citing upcoming US Federal Reserve liquidity shifts as bullish for Bitcoin.

A fake delivery driver stole $11 million in bitcoin and other digital assets during a San Francisco home invasion, highlighting a rise in physical attacks targeting cryptocurrency holders.

Bitcoin’s Sharpe ratio has fallen to near zero, a level historically associated with major market bottoms, as over 8% of all BTC moved onchain in a week of high volatility.

Bitcoin mining profitability has fallen to record lows as network hashrate surges and the price drops, straining operators and extending rig payback periods.

Bitcoin is set to close November in the red despite its historically strong performance, with analysts noting rising whale demand amid broader market uncertainty.

Economist Saifedean Ammous sparked debate by questioning the priority of privacy in digital currencies, emphasizing hard money principles over privacy-centric features like those in Zcash.