Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) (BTC)

New Scientist’s criticism of Bitcoin’s energy use sparks backlash, with advocates citing data and case studies on cleaner mining models.

Bitcoin remains under pressure as Rekt Capital warns its structure mirrors early-2022 weakness, while bulls point to whale flows and tightening supply.

Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCos) bought nearly $50 billion in crypto in 2025, controlling over 5% of BTC and ETH supply.

Strategy rose as crypto stocks slid, gold and silver hit records, liquidations jumped, yet analysts still see long-term upside for Bitcoin.

On-chain indicators for Bitcoin suggest the cryptocurrency is resetting and not consolidating, similar to the capitulation points in both 2018 and 2022.

Japan’s yield surge is reshaping the gold–Bitcoin narrative, with analysts framing BOJ intervention as the key liquidity catalyst.

ETH breaks key support, Bitcoin signals cool, and altcoins stay muted despite isolated bright spots.

Garrett Jin advises against comparing Bitcoin's current cycle to 2022 because it had "too much liquidity during COVID," and inflation was rising due to the Ukraine war.

When the traditional money printing goes up, smart money flows into cryptocurrencies, according to crypto traders.

As trade tensions rise, silver prices reach all-time highs. At the same time, analysts disagree on Bitcoin's future as sentiment weakens and economic uncertainty grows.

Ethereum-led crypto liquidations overtook Bitcoin as macro headwinds capped upside and traders stayed cautious amid muted market momentum.

Joe Burnett said advances in AI are changing economic assumptions around savings, work, and long-term security, making a strong suit for Bitcoin’s adoption.

Bitcoin held near $95,000 as Trump’s Greenland-linked tariff threat rattled markets, reinforcing geopolitical risk and the crypto-as-hedge narrative.

Trump ties new Europe tariffs to Greenland push as markets remain uncertain, but Bitcoin steadies near $95,000 as liquidations stay muted in the overall crypto market.

VanEck's Matthew Sigel said that the New York Times misread the CEO's comments and has added exposure.

As Bitcoin hit a record-low volatility, Stake ‘n Shake increased its national Bitcoin exposure by $10 million.

If market structure rules remain loose, yield-bearing stablecoins could cause $6 trillion in deposit outflows, squeezing SMB credit and raising borrowing costs, according to BofA CEO Brian Moynihan.