Explore the implications of Bitcoin last halving and its surprising price trends over the past year in the crypto market.

Key Takeaways Massive Returns: $1 in Bitcoin in 2010 is now worth $2.28 million.Adoption Boost: Institutional interest and new U.S. crypto regulations fuel grow ...

While people in the crypto space celebrated Bitcoin Pizza Day, the crypto king price shot up hitting a new all time high of $111,889.

The 10,000 bitcoin that software developer Laszlo Hanyecz paid for two Papa John’s pizzas delivered to his Florida home on May 22, 2010, were worth about $41 at the time. Today they’re worth $1.1 ...

The crypto asset reached $111,886.41 at around 4am on Thursday morning, before levelling out at around $110,726.40 by mid-morning.

Bitcoin hits $111,000 in 2025 with low speculation, weak ETF flows, and absent retail—marking a more mature, stable market cycle.

Many remember May 22, 2010 as Bitcoin Pizza Day, but Laszlo Hanyecz actually spent nearly 80,000 bitcoin that year — a sum worth over $8.7 billion today.

Woo forecasts that Bitcoin’s CAGR will continue to decline over the next 15–20 years and eventually stabilize around 8%. This rate aligns with long-term monetary growth (5%) and GDP growth (3%). He ...

Former crypto critics are now investing millions. But the system only works as long as new participants keep joining.

An already under pressure bond market took a further hit following a weak auction of long-term U.S. Treasury debt.

Bitcoin hit an all-time high today but that didn't last long. The drop in Bitcoin and crypto more broadly was driven by a weak bond auction from the Treasury Department, which caused a market drop ...

Bitcoin adoption grows, but Scott Buchanan, COO of Bitcoin Depot, stresses physical access like ATMs for true inclusion.