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Why Is Bitcoin Japan Raising Capital Now? Bitcoin Japan has approved a convertible bond and warrant financing package with Cayman Islands-based EVO Fund that could raise an estimated 9.66 bil
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Why Is Bitcoin Japan Raising Capital Now? Bitcoin Japan has approved a convertible bond and warrant financing package with Cayman Islands-based EVO Fund that could raise an estimated 9.66 bil
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds registered notable net inflows on July 17, reflecting an apparent rise in investor interest despite ongoing volatility across the crypto market
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, stated that corporate adoption of Bitcoin is both necessary and inevitable for the cryptocurrency’s growth as a global monetary network. His co

Cardano has spent years building a reputation around security, research, and careful development. That reputation now faces one of its toughest tests as the ecosystem deals with project closu
There is $1.6 trillion in Bitcoin sitting idle, earning nothing, doing nothing. Charles Hoskinson has a plan to put it to work on Cardano, and the plan quietly requires every transaction to b

Bitcoin faces a concentrated pocket of downside risk near $61,359, where cumulative long liquidation intensity across mainstream centralized exchanges is projected to reach roughly $667 milli

Ethereum remains below the $2,000 mark, but with ETH continuing to defend key support, the psychological target stays on the table rather than off it. This Ethereum price analysis breaks down

Bitcoin held above $64,000 on July 17, 2026, as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $132 million of net inflows for the session, with BlackRock's IBIT accounting for the bulk of the day's demand
Bitcoin analyst and NFT figure Leonidas has introduced a "DOG Mode" client that directly challenges Bitcoin's default relay policies, reviving the network's long-running debate over which tra
Wellington-Altus Chief Market Strategist James E. Thorne argued that the main issue facing Bitcoin is not volatility, but its “absolute scarcity” characteristic, which investors have not yet

Bitcoin seems frozen for several sessions. However, far from spot charts, institutional investors are increasing bets on the derivatives market. An unusual concentration of very short-term po

CryptoQuant's argument that Michael Saylor's Strategy should pause its bitcoin buying and rebuild cash puts a governance question at the center of the debate: does the company need clearer ru