Build Asset Management CIO Matt Dines says a rising dollar is bullish for Bitcoin as capital shifts to a U.S.-led Western Hemisphere system.
Alex Gladstein argues the biggest AI risk is centralized control, not extinction, and that local AI could aid human rights.
Bitcoin dipped below key hourly moving averages, hit $81,388, then rebounded above them, but sellers and buyers remain locked in the broader range.
A London judge ruled Chinese law applies to fraud victims' claims over 61,000 seized Bitcoin, meaning the £3.8 billion haul could stay with UK authorities.
Bitcoin briefly topped $84,000 as Asian equities lost over $800 billion in a rout. Key support is at $80,000-$82,000.
Options trading has returned to 2021 levels, but bitcoin has yet to repeat its doubling, with ETF outflows persisting.
Bitcoin recovered after oil prices pulled back, with traders now awaiting US CPI data as the next catalyst.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack backs small, quick rate moves to curb inflation, while Bitcoin slips in October, a historically strong month.
Leveraged bulls absorbed 88.9% of a $774.14M crypto liquidation wave as bitcoin, ethereum and altcoins fell; traders now await US CPI data.
Bitcoin could retake its $126,000 peak around 2027, with one analyst citing June 2027 and another targeting $170,000.
Jeonbuk Bank becomes the first South Korean lender to offer won loans secured by bitcoin, initially for corporate customers.
The Moscow Exchange plans to launch cryptocurrency trading in December, with testing now underway alongside professional participants.
Bitcoin slid 2% to $82,423 on Monday, extending its weekly loss to 3%. Analysts point to potential bottom signs in October.
The US dollar index hit a fresh 18-month high near 102.56, weighing on bitcoin and equities as traders anticipate another Fed rate hike.
Strategy bought 250 BTC for $21.5M and repurchased $192M of preferred stock, now holding 848,250 BTC.