Grok AI under Elon Musk confirms that X Money is considering integrating BTC

Bitcoin Faces Uncertainty in 2026 as Michael Terpin Warns of Possible Drop to $40,000

The debate continues over Bitcoin’s market position, with some analysts viewing $60,000 as a floor while others, like Michael Terpin, suggest a possible drop to $40,000 before recovery. Historical patterns and macroeconomic pressures add uncertainty to the market’s future.

Harvard Among Top 20 Holders of iShares Bitcoin Trust

Harvard University has significantly increased its investment in Bitcoin ETFs, surpassing its holdings in individual stocks. With around $442.8 million in Bitcoin ETFs, it reflects a broader trend among institutional investors embracing digital assets as key components of diversified portfolios.

Will Today’s CPI Save Bitcoin Price Or Trigger More Pain?

Bitcoin price hovers near $66K as markets brace for CPI, a key catalyst that could trigger a sharp rally or sudden dump. Soft inflation could spark a short squeeze, while a hot CPI print may send BTC hunting new lows. A looming U.S. government shutdown threatens liquidity, potentially draining

Cold wallets are still there, but Bitcoin has vanished? 22 BTC mysteriously disappeared from Seoul Gangnam Police Station, with South Korean authorities losing nearly $50 million worth of coins in six months

Seoul Gangnam Police Station in South Korea has discovered that 22 Bitcoins stored since 2021 have been transferred under unknown circumstances, worth over $1.4 million, with the cold wallet still at the police station. Previously, the Gwangju Prosecutor's Office also lost approximately $47 million worth of Bitcoin due to a phishing attack. This has raised questions about internal personnel or cybersecurity vulnerabilities, leading to a crisis of trust in the management of encrypted assets by Korean law enforcement agencies.

Deribit executive warns of continued Bitcoin bear market: BTC price outlook bleak if it doesn't return to $85,000

On February 13, Deribit, a derivatives exchange, Chief Business Officer Jean-David Péquignot stated at the Hong Kong Consensus Conference that the long-term upward trend of Bitcoin has been "broken," and unless the price returns above $85,000, the market remains biased downward. Over the past week, Bitcoin has fluctuated between $60,000 and $70,000, down about 45% from its all-time high in October last year, recently approaching $66,600, indicating it is still in a bear market phase and may face further correction pressure. Péquignot pointed out that breaking above $85,000 would confirm buyers' control of the market and absorb all long-term downward pressure. However, before that, technical charts show the downward path remains relatively smooth, with $60,000 seen as an important psychological support level. If Bitcoin fails to hold this level, the 200-week simple moving average (SMA) at around $58,000 will become a potential final support, as many historical bear market lows have approached this moving average, making it a key bottoming area for long-term investors.