Bitcoin reached $75,900 on April 14, 2026, its highest since the February 5 crash to $60,000, fueled by Middle East optimism lowering oil prices and boosting risk assets. Crypto stocks and miners rallied sharply, with analysts eyeing $76,000 resistance for a potential bullish breakout.
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Strategy could create up to $30 billion in digital credit from its existing balance sheet to fund more Bitcoin purchases, executive chairman Michael Saylor said on the third-quarter earnings call.
BlackRock filed with the SEC for the iShares Bitcoin Managed Protection ETF, which would cap gains on bitcoin exposure while limiting losses. The fund, ticker PBIT, would use options and Treasuries and cannot launch until its registration takes effect.
Metaplanet secured approval for a 93.7% stake in Super League, USD1 lost over $400 million in market cap, and Qubic reportedly paused after an about $1.4 million exploit.
Standard Chartered announced bitcoin trading for affluent UAE clients on October 14, allowing direct purchases through bank accounts. The move positions the bank as the first international institution to offer the service in the country and extends its existing crypto operations in Luxembourg and Hong Kong.
A London court ruled that Chinese law governs claims over 61,000 bitcoin seized from a convicted fraudster, narrowing victims' recovery path, the Financial Times reported. The decision improves the U.K. government's chances of retaining most of the about £3.8 billion holding.
