The United States military is no longer just observing Bitcoin from the sidelines—it is now operating within the network itself.

A senior US military official has confirmed that the United States is now operating inside the Bitcoin network itself, marking a symbolic shift for a protocol originally designed to exist beyond state control.

Tesla has reported a $173 million loss from its bitcoin investment as of the first quarter of 2026. Yet the company keeps its crypto strategy unchanged....

A new documentary is challenging one of crypto’s most enduring mysteries, arguing that Bitcoin was not created by a single anonymous genius, but by a hidden partnership between two of the cypherpunk movement’s most respected figures: Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.

Bitcoin’s push toward $78,000 has ignited a sharp rotation into altcoins, with PENGU emerging as the standout performer in a rally fueled by both bullish sentiment and forced liquidations.

Iran’s decision to include Bitcoin as a payment option for oil tankers crossing the Strait of Hormuz signals a growing shift in how nation-states view crypto—not just as an asset, but as geopolitical infrastructure.

Nayib Bukele leads a 26-country survey with 94% approval while El Salvador keeps buying about 1 Bitcoin a day and holds over 7,600 BTC. His support comes mainly from improved security, not Bitcoin, which most people say has little impact on their lives.

Crypto adoption in Denmark remains among the lowest in Europe, with only 4% of citizens holding digital assets—far behind regional peers that often have an adoption rate of over 10%.

Bitcoin’s move above $74,000 is being supported by an unexpected macro tailwind from Japan, as the Bank of Japan’s cautious stance on interest rates helps sustain global liquidity conditions favorable to risk assets.

American musician Garrett Dutton, better known as G. Love, has shared the story of how he has lost his retirement funds (estimated worth of $420,000) after falling victim to a malicious app scam