Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices are reeling from a huge hack of the Dubai-based Bybit exchange amid fears of bitcoin price “suppression.” The bitcoin price was sent briefly spiraling on Friday after the hack was revealed,

Debifi partners with Preston Pysh to advance Bitcoin-backed lending, noting overcollateralization to eliminate systemic risk.

Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $95,563 at the time of writing on Monday as crypto traders digest the largest crypto exchange hack in history. Earlier in the day, Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit exchange, confirmed that the gap created by stolen funds has been filled with full asset backing and assured users of a full refund if they were affected.

Decentralized Bitcoin exchange Bitflow has announced the launch of Automated DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) on Stacks. The new feature enables users to accumulate BTC and popular Runes tokens while retaining full custody of their assets.

Robert Kiyosaki backs Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin prediction, claiming BTC could hit $13 million. He argues buying 0.01 BTC today is smarter than taking on student debt for an MBA.

The accumulation of Bitcoin continues to be about the only thing that traders can do in this environment.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy has acquired 20,356 BTC for $1.99 billion at $97,514 per coin following a $2 billion note offering as part of its “21/21 Plan.” Strategy said it acquired an additional $2 billion worth of Bitcoin, increasing the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder’s total to almost 500,000 BTC.

Lummis will finally assume the role of Chair of the newly established Digital Asset Subcommittee under the Senate Banking Committee.

The majority of spot Bitcoin ETF flows are likely tied to arbitrage strategies rather than long-term investments.

Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron predicts Bitcoin could hit $250,000, calling it the "easiest financial asset to understand."

Fred Krueger, a Wall Street veteran and mathematician, believes Bitcoin is still in its “first inning” with 20 to 30 years of massively high returns ahead.

It’s not a mystery why high-tech innovation investor Cathie Wood is such a big fan of Bitcoin. She’s all about up-and-coming disruptive technologies. And with its potential to keep making waves across the global financial scene,