AI Stocks Crash as Bitcoin Shows Relative Strength
AI stocks cratered on Thursday, dragging the broader market and crypto down with them. Yet bitcoin held its ground surprisingly well. Healthy correction, or the start of something far uglier?
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Five Ways to Celebrate a Whitepaper
On 31 October 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto quietly shared his whitepaper on a mailing list. Eighteen years later, bitcoiners mark Whitepaper Day in their own ways: classic, ironic, minimalist and... this year, strikingly fearful.
Bitcoin Searches for Room to Run
Crypto slid further this week, with bitcoin sinking to $79,000 and ether to $2,300. One coin bucked the trend: HYPE surged more than 20%. Is bitcoin's red line about to snap, or is this just a pause before the next leg up?
Our Internet Is Broken
The internet is under fire. AI agents are uncovering vulnerabilities in hardware and software at industrial scale, and crypto is squarely in the crosshairs. How do you protect yourself from the barrage? Our guide gets you started.
Bitcoin to $40,000 in November?
Bitcoin is moving like a sawtooth: up, down, repeat. After a 50% surge from the 1 July bottom, the shallow pullback looked healthy. Now the moment of truth has arrived: another leg higher, or a brutal correction first?
'Be Your Own Bank' Sometimes Calls for an Audit
Ledgers rigged with spy chips are a stark reminder that hardware wallets carry risks too. How do you protect your bitcoin and make sure a single incident never wipes you out?
10/10: One Year After Rektober
10/10. The day a brutal crash ripped through crypto became shorthand for everything that went wrong since. But it's already in the rearview mirror: a year on, the market has moved forward. Did it leave the scars behind?
All-Time Highs — and Turmoil in Stocks
Bitcoin slid 8% in recent days to just above $80,000. So far, it's a perfectly normal dip in an early bull market. But with AI bubble fears, surging bond yields and jittery stocks, the big question is: is this the dip worth buying?
A Solid Monthly Close Above $83K
Bitcoin closed both the week and the month above $83,000. Two more pieces of evidence for a new bull market. And all this while worries about interest rates keep piling up.
No Bitcoin Is Becoming a Career Risk
More and more large investors see bitcoin as a permanent portfolio position. Not buying it is slowly becoming a career risk, Bitwise concludes. Once a forbidden word among the pros, now the question is: why didn't we have it?