Bitcoin (BTC) institutional demand is finally outpacing new supply as the market hits a key pivot point.
Key points:
Bitcoin institutional demand is now 13% higher than the amount of newly mined BTC on a rolling daily basis.

New data shows institution-fueled supply reduction returning f

In 2025, Brazil's crypto market grew significantly, with a 43% increase in total transaction volume and an average investment exceeding $1,000. The shift from speculation to structured investing is notable, with diversification among assets and increased interest in lower-risk products like digital fixed income.

US lawmakers have introduced a discussion draft that would ease the tax burden on everyday crypto users by exempting small stablecoin transactions from capital gains taxes and offering a new deferral option for staking and mining rewards.
The proposal, introduced by Representatives Max Miller of

Blockstream CEO Adam Back has criticized Castle Island Ventures founding partner Nic Carter for amplifying concerns about quantum computing threats to Bitcoin.
“You make uninformed noise and try to move the market or something. You’re not helping,” Back said in an X post on Friday, after Carter

Senator Cynthia Lummis, a key advocate for crypto policy, announced she will not seek reelection in 2026, prompting industry support for her contributions to digital asset regulations. Despite her departure, efforts to advance crypto legislation will continue.

Key takeaways:
Strong demand for US Treasurys and lower odds of a Fed rate cut indicate that investors are shifting toward safer assets, reducing interest in Bitcoin.

Economic weakness in Japan and softer US job data add pressure to Bitcoin, limiting its use as a hedge in the near

Crypto analyst Maksim Balashevich suggests that Bitcoin could drop to around $75,000, indicating insufficient fear among traders on social media to confirm a market bottom. Despite recent optimism, signs point to a potential decline, presenting a buying opportunity.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt said the potential passage of the US Clarity Act is unlikely to have a significant impact on Bitcoin’s price, after indications that it could pass Congress as soon as January.
“Is it a world-shaking macro development? Nope. Needed for sure, but not something that

Bitcoin (BTC) demand growth has slowed significantly since October 2025, signaling that Bitcoin has entered into another bear market cycle, according to analysts at crypto market analysis platform CryptoQuant.
Investor demand for BTC came in three waves during the current market cycle, with the

Caroline Ellison and former FTX executives Gary Wang and Nishad Singh are barred from leadership roles for 8-10 years due to misusing investor funds. They received conduct-based injunctions, with Ellison set for early release from prison.

Not long before he died, Grandad said something that I thought was a little silly, a little old-fashioned.
He declared that he didn’t trust the banks, and he didn’t want them to know what he did with _his _money. I scoffed at the time, paranoid old fella! But of course, it turns out I owe him an

Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis announced she will not seek reelection in 2026, marking her exit from Congress in 2027. A strong advocate for digital assets, she helped shape legislation for the crypto market structure but feels unable to continue due to the demanding nature of the role.

The Blockchain Association, a non-profit crypto advocacy organization, wrote a letter to the US Senate Committee on Banking, signed by over 125 crypto industry groups and companies, opposing the ban on third-party service providers and platforms offering customer rewards to stablecoin

Bitcoin is poised to outperform gold as a long-term store of value due to its superior characteristics and finite supply, according to analyst Matthew Kratter. Gold's increasing supply and physical transportation issues make it less suitable for the digital economy.