The Latest Breaking News from Bitcoin

Cryptocurrency markets are slipping on Thursday as investors initiate selling to take profits.

At over $126,000 per token, Bitcoin’s price reached a new record high on October 6, 2025. While the leading cryptocurrency has a fifteen-year history of price explosions and implosions, the recent price activity suggests that another implosion may not be on the horizon.

Steve Cohen's Point72 Asset Management added Palisade Bio to the hedge fund's portfolio amid the company's announcement of positive phase 1 trial data and funding to advance phase 2 trials.

Robert Kiyosaki — the ever-provocative Rich Dad Poor Dad author — is back at it, calling the end of not just the U.S. dollar, but the financial playbook that's anchored generations of retirement portfolios. "The BS of 60/40 is dead," he posted, referring to the traditional mix of 60% stocks…

Citi’s head of enterprise digital assets, Artem Korenyuk, helps lead the bank’s approach to crypto, from stablecoin payments to tokenization.

The latest crypto rally has minted 70,000 new millionaires in the past year, according to CNBC Wealth Editor Robert Frank, who says the surge in Bitcoin and AI-driven tech is creating a "new class of wealth" unlike any previous financial cycle.

Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE:GPUS) is seeing a surge in its stock price following news of a significant financial milestone. The diversified holding company has reduced its outstanding non-affiliated debt by $30 million year-to-date, a move that not only enhances its balance sheet but also bolsters its financial flexibility.

While tech stocks rocket to new highs and Bitcoin rallies, Jefferies Financial Group (NYSE:JEF) just disclosed a potential mess that should be sending up red flags across Wall Street.

Bitcoin remains subdued on Thursday morning as a stronger U.S. dollar against the Japanese Yen weighs on the cryptocurrency markets. Despite the pullback, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded notable inflows of $440.7 million and $69 million, respectively.