Investments

Bitcoin has smashed through $125,000, setting a new all-time high in its 17-year history. The world’s largest cryptocurrency continues its rally as investors pour in, pushing prices to record levels. Early Sunday trading in Asia saw Bitcoin touch $125,700, according to several exchanges. It later settled near $123,000 and remains in a strong uptrend. October […]

Bitcoin kicked off October with a bang, surging past $118,000 for the first time ever. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has entered “Uptober” — a month historically known for bullish momentum — with renewed energy, smashing through previous resistance levels and fueling a wave of excitement across global markets. The rally comes amid a perfect storm

Institutional interest in Bitcoin shows no signs of slowing down. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has significantly increased its holdings in its Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), pushing assets under management (AUM) beyond $35 billion. This milestone highlights growing confidence among large investors, even amid ongoing market volatility. A Closer Look at BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin praised Coinbase’s Layer-2 network Base, saying it is “doing things the right way.” He highlighted how the network balances user-friendly features with Ethereum’s decentralized security. Base L2: Growing Adoption Launched in August 2023, Base now holds around $15 billion in assets. Earlier this year, it briefly peaked above $16 billion. The

September 25, 2025 — London Billions of dollars in institutional Bitcoin remain idle. Custody accounts hold these assets due to counterparty risks and regulatory concerns. BOS (BitcoinOS) aims to change that. On Thursday, the company launched Grail Pro, a protocol that lets custodians put institutional Bitcoin to work—without giving up control. How Grail Pro Works