Cryptocurrencies

Wedbush's Dan Ives says a Tesla-SpaceX merger has 80% odds by 2027, calling it a bid for the world's largest company.

Stocks and crypto moved higher on Monday while oil prices fell. Investors are pricing in several developments this week, the biggest being the Trump-Xi meeting in Washington. Bitcoin (BTC) held above $81,000 and Asian equities advanced, while crude slipped to its lowest in more than a week. Beijing Becomes the

Four hooded men broke into a family home in northern France over the weekend and forced the father, who works in the cryptocurrency sector, to transfer 40,000 euros in digital assets. The intruders bound both parents and their two children, aged 8 and 12, with black tape before feeling. The police have made no arrests

Bitcoin (BTC) has appreciated roughly 30% since August, and despite a volatile September, the largest cryptocurrency has stayed in the green for the month with gains of 3.33%. Beyond those gains, Bitcoin has also flashed a key signal, suggesting the bear market lows for this cycle may be in. Alex Thorn Says this

Crypto may be better served by spending the next few years building products and attracting millions of users rather than accepting restrictive compromises for the sake of passing CLARITY, said Saylor.

One Vanguard ETF's SpaceX stake jumped 85.2% in two months, pushing concentration risk toward levels investors can't ignore.

Oil surged and yields hit 5%, yet the S&P held steady. Strategists explain why this wall of worry looks healthy.

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev tells CNBC he expects crypto to overtake sports as prediction markets' top category within years.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang is becoming Trump's top AI ally, outpacing Zuckerberg and Bezos as the stock extends its rally.

Bitcoin Magazine Strategy Founder Michael Saylor Argues Clarity Act Collapse Is a Win Saylor has argued that the digital asset industry can work well with regulators alone. This post Strategy Founder Michael Saylor Argues Clarity Act Collapse Is a Win first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di