Deutsche Bank to Offer Regulated Bitcoin and Ether Custody to European Institutions
Deutsche Bank announced plans for a regulated digital asset custody service for European institutions, initially supporting bitcoin, ether, and select…
Deutsche Bank announced plans for a regulated digital asset custody service for European institutions, initially supporting bitcoin, ether, and select…
Congress advanced two crypto bills on Sept 16; only the tax bill passed committee. Bitcoin stayed flat as the reserve bill's fate remains pending.
ERA launches a software wallet companion, adding portfolio management and swaps, with hardware updates including Bitcoin multisig and 2FA.
Peter Schiff argues the bond market broke in 2020 and the Fed has lost the inflation fight, while debating Bitcoin's value against gold.
Bitcoin's price swung after the Fed raised rates for the first time since 2023, eventually settling near $75,813.
Celsius Network's bankruptcy estate sues BitMEX over 6,360 Bitcoin lost in March 2020 liquidations, seeking recovery of about $481 million.
Bitcoin payments leave a permanent trail, and wallet extensions can leak data even before a transaction is signed.
Morgan Creek Capital CEO Mark Yusko says bitcoin's fair value is $105,000, making it 'on sale' at $75,701 and a good accumulation opportunity.
Deutsche Bank plans a bitcoin custody service for European corporate and institutional clients later this year, joining other banks offering crypto custody.
Strategy's STRC fell back to $97 after touching $99, still below its $100 peg over four months later.
Federal Reserve expected to raise rates with 92.7% probability; Bitcoin slips near $76,022 as markets react.
Bitcoin futures show resilience after the Clarity Act, with key levels at $77,550 and the Fed decision ahead.
Ethereum could fall 10% versus Bitcoin if it closes below the 0.03078 BTC neckline, as a double-top pattern and rising Binance inflows add pressure.
Bitcoin fell below $75,500 after the Clarity Act vote failed, with the FOMC decision now in focus.
Bitcoin traded near $75,950 after the CLARITY Act stalled in the Senate, while Ethereum and XRP fell more than 4% and 9%, respectively.