David Tait, CEO of the World Gold Council, expressed his personal belief that bitcoin could eventually drop to zero because it behaves like a high-risk asset during market stress, rather than a safe haven. He contrasted bitcoin with gold, which central banks continue to buy amid debt concerns and geopolitical risks. Despite his skepticism, Tait acknowledged that holding both gold and bitcoin can diversify portfolios since they react differently to market events. The debate continues as bitcoin supporters highlight its unique features and growing adoption, while gold remains favored for its long-term stability and central bank backing.
XRP led a crypto rally with a 6.43% gain over 24 hours as of September 14, 2026, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting and unconfirmed reports of a Senate vote on crypto legislation. The Senate vote, tied to the CLARIT...
Bitcoin's price climbed about 3% to around $79,143 after touching $79,325, driven by U.S. President Trump's comments suggesting Iran seeks a deal with Washington, despite Iranian media denying this. The geopolitical tensions have kept oil prices abov...
Bitcoin remains stuck in a narrow range between $76,000 and $82,000 as traders await the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Large leveraged positions near these levels create significant liquidation risks, with $1.95 billion in short positions...
Bitcoin traded near $78,700 and XRP around $1.41 as investors awaited the U.S. Senate's procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, which could reshape crypto market regulations. The broader crypto market saw a 1.32% gain, driven by optimism about the bill, ...
Cryptocurrency markets exhibit varied price changes, with Bitcoin rising 2.12% to $78,941 and Ethereum up 1.02%. Significant gains are seen in XLM (+9.12%) and NEAR (+9.52%), indicating strong interest in these altcoins. Meanwhile, some tokens like R...
