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Capital B’s Bitcoin holdings grew 12% in September, but Bitcoin per share remained flat as the company issued new shares and used complex financing, highlighting the dilution risk for investors in treasury‑linked stocks.
An address that sold 50,600 ETH near the top in late 2025 has spent four days converting $85.42 million in stablecoins into 1,075.6 BTC, and it still holds $74.32 million in unspent dry powder.
Bitcoin market sentiment has risen above 89 on an index tracked by CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, reaching its highest level since March 2024 before easing back.
Metaplanet has reset its Series 10 stock acquisition rights, cancelling 131.3 million potential shares and eliminating over $220 million in warrant value to align executive compensation with shareholder value.
A miner using Braiins Solo discovered block 966351, earning the full 3.147 BTC reward – about $244,920 – the first solo block in almost 40 days.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says Bitcoin’s bottom is in place and forecasts a rise toward $400,000 by 2030, though a weekly close above the $81,000 50‑week moving average is needed first.
Bitcoin briefly spiked to $79,837 following the release of August CPI data that matched projections, but volatile intraday trading triggered over $732 million in crypto liquidations.
Bitcoin surged above $79,000 following US CPI data that matched forecasts, while US stock indices turned green and 30‑year Treasury yields hit their highest level since 2004 before easing.
Liquid said on Sept. 8 that 3,400 BTC had been returned and about 598.5 BTC remained outstanding; transactions later resumed with peg-outs disabled.
After a hack that drained nearly 4,000 BTC from Blockstream’s Liquid Network, the attackers returned 3,400 BTC, kept about 598.5 BTC, and demanded a 10% bounty. Blockstream has rejected the demand and warned it will involve law‑en
ARK 21Shares accounted for $164 million of Thursday’s Bitcoin ETF withdrawals, while Ether and Solana funds also recorded net outflows.
Liquid has resumed transactions after the recent exploit, but peg‑outs remain disabled while recovery efforts continue.
Higher bond yields and climbing oil prices are weighing on Bitcoin as investors await the upcoming U.S. inflation data.
Bitcoin HODL waves data revealed an unusually muted reaction to Bitcoin’s drop below $58,000, raising questions over its status as a bear-market floor.
Bitcoin rose 0.7% since midnight UTC to around $77,200, while 68 of the CoinDesk 100 constituents posted gains, though the overall index stays 1.4% lower over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin’s golden cross may support the longer‑term outlook, but history suggests much of the upside often occurs before the signal appears.
A Hyperliquid trader with a 92.5% win rate is long 911.55 BTC at 40x leverage, and bitcoin’s price now sits less than 1% above the level that wipes the position out entirely.
Hardware‑wallet makers Trezor and BitBox warned users on Sept. 9 about phishing emails impersonating their brands, citing a breach of a third‑party email provider and a likely compromise of a newsletter service.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reiterated his forecast that Bitcoin could reach $400,000 by 2030, despite a recent 5.4% drop and a price around $76,930, roughly 39% below its October 2025 peak.
Bitcoin fell below $77,000, shedding over 5% this week, while Zcash posted the biggest drop among the CoinDesk 100, as traders price in a possible Federal Reserve rate hike.
Preliminary figures for Aug. 21 through Sept. 10 put GPU‑cloud revenue at about $100,000 a day as Swedish reuse remains under evaluation.
Bitcoin’s outlook has strengthened amid positive September ETF flows and signs of greater risk appetite across altcoins. Following new PPI data, a 21Shares strategist said conditions could propel BTC toward $100,000 during a “pote
Venture capitalist Tim Draper warned Thursday that the U.S. dollar could eventually become unwanted money, urging families, companies, and governments to stock up on bitcoin before a potential rush out of dollars begins.
Bitcoin slipped 1.6% to $77,188 as broader market pressure from inflation data weighed on crypto, but technical charts signal a potential bullish golden cross reversal.
Amid an endless stream of hacks, data breaches, exploits and bugs, a software flaw quietly wiped out a third of a bitcoin fund’s backing, and somehow went unnoticed for two months.
Bitcoin fell 1.31% to $77,278 on Sept. 10, breaking daily Bollinger Band midpoint and 4‑hour Supertrend support amid hotter U.S. producer inflation, ETF outflows and weakening technical indicators ahead of the Fed meeting.
On Thursday, Coinbase CEO and founder Brian Armstrong appeared on a Bloomberg Insight video with Haslinda Amin, and he seemed pretty convinced that the worst of bitcoin’s current cycle is behind it.
Brian Armstrong says the market bottom is behind us, the next halving is about 18 months away, and a $400,000 price for Bitcoin by 2030 remains a plausible goal.
Your day-ahead look for Sept. 10, 2026
Bitcoin fell 2% over 24 hours to $78,111 as 95 of the 100 CoinDesk 100 constituents declined, with most of the damage done overnight.
Bitcoin investors showed little sign of panic selling as BTC held most of its August gains and sell-side risk fell to rare lows, data showed.
VerifiedX Foundation has set a $15 million financing target, with Cantor Fitzgerald acting as its investment‑banking partner. The capital is earmarked for custody integrations, exchange listings and lending services for its Bitcoi
BitBox said multiple Bitcoin companies appeared to have been targeted through a shared newsletter provider, while Trezor confirmed a breach at its email service.
Hardware wallet maker Trezor says its email service was compromised, leading to a fraudulent alert that falsely warned of a hardware flaw exposing recovery phrases.
Trezor confirmed a third‑party email provider breach that pushed fake STM32 security alerts to wallet users.
A 22‑year‑old Singapore citizen admitted to leading a racketeering conspiracy that stole and laundered more than $245 million in cryptocurrency, including over 4,100 Bitcoin from a single victim, and financed a lavish lifestyle of
In a recent performance review, only Canaan (CAN) among bitcoin mining firms outpaced the broader cryptocurrency market.
After its strongest August since 2017, Bitcoin (BTC) has faced renewed volatility in September as hawkish Fed signals and strong jobs data pressure risk assets. Yet, the daily chart has flashed a key bullish signal: a golden cross
Canaan's second‑quarter revenue fell short of guidance, prompting the Bitcoin miner maker to sell ETH and BTC to finance share repurchases after a $97.6 million net loss.
A self‑described white‑hat group that exploited Blockstream’s Liquid Network returned most of the stolen Bitcoin but kept 598.5 BTC, demanding a 10% bounty and threatening further losses for holders.
Bitcoin’s price was back around $79,000 early Wednesday after buyers aggressively defended Tuesday’s plunge to $77,603, putting the leading crypto asset within striking distance of its $79,742 session high.
Bitcoin price slipped below $79,000 on Sep. 9 as weakening short-term momentum and liquidity clusters on both sides of the market raised the risk of a sharper move.
Malone Lam pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a racketeering conspiracy that drained more than $245 million in cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin aggregate onchain profit entered its fourth week, but a popular analyst warned that BTC price “downside risk” remained in place.
Malone Lam, a 22‑year‑old from Miami, pleaded guilty to leading a fraud ring that stole approximately 4,100 bitcoin through online scams and home invasions.
Four Docker tags for Core Lightning v26.06.7 were published without the intended security patches, requiring operators to verify image digests and pull corrected images.
Bitcoin traded around $79,200 on Sept. 9, narrowing its current-cycle drawdown to roughly 37% below the October 2025 record, while spot ETF inflows and U.S. payroll data added nuance to market sentiment.
At the current 13% rate, SATA payouts imply about $130 million annually, while higher cash keeps static coverage near 19 months.
Strive bought 1,375 Bitcoin for approximately $109 million, raising its holdings to 24,531 BTC as SATA approached $1 billion outstanding.
Bitcoin fell to nearly $77,600 on Tuesday before clawing most of it back, leaving it little changed on the day while zcash gained roughly 43% on the week and Grayscale's new fund crossed half a billion dollars.
Strategy’s limited‑edition Bitcoin‑branded Air Jordans sold out within days, marking the company’s move from a Bitcoin treasury to a consumer‑facing merchandise line.
Glassnode’s September 8 report shows richer calls and easing net spot selling, while stronger ETF inflows complicate the demand picture.
Strive Inc. bought 1,375 Bitcoin for about $109 million, bringing its corporate treasury to 24,531 BTC and making it the fifth‑largest bitcoin treasury holder.
The Vivek Ramaswamy‑founded firm added 1,375 BTC last week, marking its third consecutive week of over 5% growth in Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin fell to a daily low of $77,603 before rallying to $78,600, triggering $264 million in crypto liquidations as markets await August PPI and CPI data.
This weekend, Bitcoin.com News reported on the exploit that affected Blockstream’s Liquid Network, as nearly 4,000 BTC was siphoned from the layer-two protocol’s reserves. So far, self-described white hats returned 3,400 BTC and k
Bitcoin fell with US stocks on the opening of Tuesday’s Wall Street trading session as analysis warns that BTC price support at $78,300 must hold.
Strive CEO Matt Cole said 70% of the capital raised during the week came from sales of its SATA perpetual preferred stock.
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The Bitcoin treasury firm spent $176.3 million on its own preferred stock, and doubled the buyback program's authorization to $2 billion.