Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, criticizes Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110), which aims to temporarily limit arbitrary data on the Bitcoin blockchain to reduce 'spam.' He argues this change threatens Bitcoin's neutrality, could cause network splits by lowering miner approval thresholds, and might stifle innovation and miner incentives. Saylor suggests market-based fees and relay policies are better solutions to manage data without altering Bitcoin's core consensus rules. His stance highlights concerns over maintaining Bitcoin as an open, permissionless financial system without censorship.
Bitcoin recently rallied to $81,280, coinciding with a 'golden cross'—a bullish chart pattern where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average. While this pattern often signals a new bull market, analyst Benjamin Cowen warns t...
Bitcoin price surged about 6% in 24 hours, recovering from below $77,000 to around $81,300, driven by a short squeeze and positive technical signals. The 4-hour Supertrend turned bullish with support near $78,677, and daily momentum indicators sugges...
A study analyzing Bitcoin investments from October 2025 to September 2026 shows that using a dollar cost averaging (DCA) strategy—investing 100 euros monthly—resulted in an average purchase price 3.67% lower than the average market price. This method...
Ethereum surged 6.5% to $2,618, reaching levels last seen in January 2026, driven by increased whale activity, record wallet growth, and strong staking demand. This rise occurred despite negative factors like the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan rai...
Bitcoin price rose 4.4% to $81,105, pushing total crypto market cap to $2.78 trillion with Bitcoin dominance at 58.3%. AKE led the gainers with a 156.1% surge to $0.0611, reflecting strong altcoin demand alongside solid gains in INJ, SKY, VET, and MO...
