Norwegian mining firm Green Minerals plans to raise $1.2 billion to establish a Bitcoin reserve, marking its pivot towards blockchain technology. This move aims to diversify its portfolio and hedge against inflation, while also enhancing transparency and financial innovation.

ECD Automotive Design secures a $500 million equity facility to acquire Bitcoin as a reserve asset and fuel corporate growth. The initiative includes offering incentives for Bitcoin purchases and aims to engage with the crypto community while diversifying its treasury strategy.

Bitcoin's supply squeeze intensifies as 93% of its 21 million coins are mined, following April 2024's halving that halved miner rewards, raising scarcity concerns. Institutional interest, highlighted by BlackRock's ETF, and concentrated holdings by top addresses are tightening supply, signaling potential price volatility.

BTC Bull Token is gaining traction with $7.3 million raised in its presale, offering investors a lower-risk alternative to direct Bitcoin investment. This comes as Bitcoin's price hits $62,000, boosted by institutional interest and potential supportive federal legislation.

Canaan, a Bitcoin ASIC maker, shifts focus back to cryptocurrency by piloting U.S. production, exiting AI hardware. This move aligns with industry trends and aims to address local demand challenges.

Michael Saylor envisions Bitcoin reaching $21 million per coin, driven by its limited supply and rising institutional interest. While critics doubt such lofty projections, institutional demand continues to grow as Bitcoin ETFs gain traction, underscoring a bullish market sentiment.

Bitcoin's global hashrate nosedived after U.S. airstrikes in Iran, dropping from 943 EH/s to 753.81 EH/s, likely affecting mining operations due to power disruptions. Despite initial volatility, Bitcoin's price swiftly rebounded, though recovery of the hashrate might be gradual.

Analyst Joao Wedson predicts Bitcoin could reach $146,000 but warns of potential bearish scenarios affecting its price. Altcoins may gain momentum starting in July, as Bitcoin faces volatility risks.

Bitcoin and Ethereum face price declines amid geopolitical tensions, following U.S. airstrikes on Iran, while traders remain cautious with bearish signals in futures markets. Despite short-term volatility, the long-term demand for Bitcoin is strengthening, supported by strategic corporate acquisitions and resilience in maintaining key support levels.

Southern Block Capital, launched by Arkansas entrepreneurs Ryan Herget, Steve Landers Jr., and Dustin Curtis, aims to boost Bitcoin mining in the state using its low-cost resources. The fund promises efficient, eco-friendly operations and has already attracted significant investment since its launch on June 13, 2025.

Samson Mow, founder of JAN3, seeks to enhance Bitcoin adoption in Europe, particularly in France, after a key meeting with pro-Bitcoin lawmaker Sarah Knafo. This effort aligns with France's increasing crypto activity and interest, despite some regulatory concerns.

Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, has increased his Bitcoin price prediction to $21 million by 2046, citing geopolitical shifts and supportive U.S. regulatory developments. His forecast aligns with recent political changes and legislative progress, bolstering Bitcoin's adoption and potential.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high in May 2025, rebounding from a 30% decline since November 2024. Long-term holders retaining over 14 million Bitcoin suggest the market hasn't peaked yet.

Bitcoin's price surged past $102,000 amid heavy trading, peaking at $102,800, after briefly dipping below $101,000. Market volatility was high, with spikes in trading volume exceeding 150 BTC per minute, as traders responded to geopolitical fears.

BTC Prague 2025 wrapped up as Europe's largest Bitcoin event, with over 10,000 attendees and 200 speakers, including big names like Michael Saylor. The conference emphasized self-custody and security, while a Bitcoin donation scandal led to the Czech Minister of Justice's resignation.

Bitcoin Core's recent policy shift towards a 'minimally permissive' relay policy has sparked significant tension within the Bitcoin community, leading to a surge in Bitcoin Knots' node count by 638% in 2025. This growing rift suggests a potential ideological schism and raises concerns of a network split, reminiscent of the 2017 SegWit2x conflict.

Bitcoin's price has retraced to $102,300 after failing to break key resistance at $112,000, signaling a bearish trend. Geopolitical tensions and US Treasury yields contribute to its volatility.

Bitcoin, currently at $103,762, navigates a symmetrical triangle with a potential breakout poised to reach $181,000, echoing gold's recent rally. Analysts suggest a 61% rise if resistance is breached, reflecting past patterns.

Bitcoin's price fell 2.33% to $103,400 in the last 24 hours, as smaller investors shed holdings while large wallets accumulated. Despite the dip, Michael Saylor remains bullish, likening Bitcoin to an escape from traditional banking.