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Bitcoin rallied after the BOJ’s 1.25% rate hike, while a weaker yen limited immediate yen-carry unwind pressure. Attention now turns to next week, when higher funding costs are expected to face a more significant market test.
The CFTC has sent a proposal to the White House to regulate crypto transactions, Bitcoin Magazine reported. The submission follows the failure of this week’s vote on the Clarity Act, with no further details disclosed.
Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 on Friday, reaching $81,055 before trading near $80,982. The cryptocurrency gained nearly 6% in 24 hours despite the Clarity Act’s failure and an interest rate hike.
Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 on Friday, reaching $81,055 before trading at $80,982. The cryptocurrency gained nearly 6% over 24 hours despite the Clarity Act’s failure, an interest-rate hike and other weekly crypto-sector setbacks.
XRP climbed 6.9% as Bitcoin moved back above $800,000, bringing renewed focus to a possible golden cross. Decrypt reported that chart signals remain mixed, leaving the token’s near-term direction uncertain.
XRP climbed 6.9% as Bitcoin returned above $800,000, reopening discussion of a possible golden-cross pattern. Decrypt said the charts remain mixed, leaving traders to assess whether the rebound can continue.
VanEck’s Matthew Sigel said the Bitcoin community recognizes the potential risk from quantum computing and is working on solutions. Bitcoin Magazine reported the comments on September 18, 2026.
Bitcoin climbed to $81,000 early in Friday’s Wall Street session as US 30-year bond yields resumed rising. Cointelegraph linked the market backdrop to global oil concerns.
Bitcoin rose to $81,000 as US 30-year Treasury yields resumed their advance at the start of Friday’s Wall Street session, with Cointelegraph linking the market backdrop to renewed global oil-market pressure.
SALT Lending CRO Hunter Albright outlines how Bitcoin-backed loans and stablecoins could develop over the next three to five years, potentially giving long-term BTC holders additional ways to access liquidity while retaining their holdings.
