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Sygnum Bank Unveils Bitcoin Loan System That Lets Clients Keep Their Keys

Sygnum Bank Unveils Bitcoin Loan System That Lets Clients Keep Their Keys

The post Sygnum Bank Unveils Bitcoin Loan System That Lets Clients Keep Their Keys appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Swiss digital asset pioneer Sygnum Bank has announced a new lending framework that could reshape how Bitcoin-backed credit works. Teaming up with blockchain lending platform Debifi, the bank is developing a system that allows borrowers to take out fiat loans without giving up full control of their BTC. A New Kind of Bitcoin-Backed Credit Set to debut in early 2026, the upcoming product – built around a multisignature custody model – gives clients shared authority over their collateral. Instead of turning their Bitcoin over entirely to a lender, borrowers will participate in a three-of-five signature scheme, where multiple independent parties must authorize any movement of funds. The model, called MultiSYG, effectively prevents third parties from reusing or leveraging customers’ collateral – a practice known as rehypothecation that has plagued many traditional crypto lending platforms. Sygnum says the system provides the transparency and self-custody that many institutional Bitcoin holders have long demanded. The setup also allows users to verify their holdings directly onchain, providing an extra layer of trust in an industry still rebuilding confidence after years of centralized failures. How It Fits Into Bitcoin’s Financial Revival The announcement comes during a comeback phase for Bitcoin-based financing, as digital asset lending finds new traction after its 2022 collapse. A series of large-scale deals this year has reintroduced BTC as credible collateral in mainstream finance. In recent months, companies like Riot Platforms and Cleanspark have tapped their Bitcoin reserves to secure $100 million credit lines, while institutional lenders such as Cantor Fitzgerald and FalconX have structured nine-figure facilities backed entirely by crypto holdings. Sygnum’s approach, however, takes a different path – blending traditional banking structure with onchain transparency, a hybrid model that could appeal to corporate treasuries, miners, and high-net-worth investors seeking liquidity without losing custody. Bringing Banking Standards to Onchain…
How One Trader Turned Panic Into $192M Profit

How One Trader Turned Panic Into $192M Profit

The post How One Trader Turned Panic Into $192M Profit appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. How an anonymous wallet profited from the crypto chaos An anonymous wallet (0xb317) on the Hyperliquid derivatives exchange reportedly earned a $192-million profit within just a few hours during a period of sharp market volatility. As Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) prices fell sharply, many traders were hit with liquidations that erased more than $1 billion in leveraged positions. During the sell-off, one trader managed to time a short that paid off in a big way. Whether it was luck, timing or experience isn’t clear. The wallet’s timing, just minutes before a US tariff announcement that triggered the market drop, has fueled speculation about insider knowledge or market manipulation. The incident highlights the significant influence of high-leverage trading in decentralized finance (DeFi). It also reveals the complex reality of modern crypto markets, where anonymous large-scale traders can move billions and shape market sentiment with a single trade. How the US trade war news triggered massive crypto market liquidations The market meltdown began shortly after the US administration unexpectedly announced it would impose 100% tariffs on Chinese imports, which caught investors off guard. The news sent shockwaves through global markets. The tariff announcement slashed stock prices, caused sharp swings in derivatives and pushed cryptocurrencies into a steep decline. Within hours, Bitcoin’s value fell sharply, triggering widespread liquidations across exchanges. Still, vulnerabilities in the crypto market had been building well before the tariff news broke. The perpetual futures market was overloaded with open interest and excessive leverage, creating a delicate situation where even a small shock could trigger a wave of margin calls. In this context, Hyperliquid, a decentralized derivatives platform, stood out. Unlike centralized exchanges (CEXs) with tighter controls, Hyperliquid’s open structure made it a preferred venue for bold, high-stakes trades by major traders. Did you know? Some traders short crypto…
Bitcoin’s Bull Cycle Isn’t Over Yet, According to Analysis Firm CryptoQuant’s Weekly Report! Here’s the Support Level

Bitcoin’s Bull Cycle Isn’t Over Yet, According to Analysis Firm CryptoQuant’s Weekly Report! Here’s the Support Level

The post Bitcoin’s Bull Cycle Isn’t Over Yet, According to Analysis Firm CryptoQuant’s Weekly Report! Here’s the Support Level appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. According to the CryptoQuant weekly report, the Bitcoin (BTC) bull market cycle is not over yet, with short-term support level located around $100,000. CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Bull Cycle Not Over Yet, Short-Term Support at $100,000 According to on-chain data, the total balance of whale addresses holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC has reached approximately 5.16 million BTC. This amount equates to 26% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply and suggests that whales have become the most influential group of investors in the market. Throughout 2025, these whale addresses reportedly added a total of approximately 681,000 BTC, while small investor addresses reportedly exhibited a net selling trend. This suggests institutional investors are absorbing individual sales. The annual BTC accumulation rate of whale wallets is 907,000, above the 365-day average of 730,000 BTC, indicating that long-term demand remains strong. However, the report notes that short-term buying momentum is weakening. It also suggests that if the monthly accumulation rate fails to regain momentum, Bitcoin’s price may struggle to break above $126,000. Currently, resistance is at $115,000, while support is at $100,000. Analysts predict that if the price breaks below $100,000, a pullback to $75,000 is possible. CryptoQuant states that current data indicates that the Bitcoin market is still in the late stages of its bull cycle. *This is not investment advice. Follow our Telegram and Twitter account now for exclusive news, analytics and on-chain data! Source: https://en.bitcoinsistemi.com/bitcoins-bull-cycle-isnt-over-yet-according-to-analysis-firm-cryptoquants-weekly-report-heres-the-support-level/
Bitcoin Only Needs 4% Dip for Worst ‘Uptober’ On Record

Bitcoin Only Needs 4% Dip for Worst ‘Uptober’ On Record

The post Bitcoin Only Needs 4% Dip for Worst ‘Uptober’ On Record appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key points: Bitcoin is on track for one of its worst October performances since 2013. Previous bull market years offered a minimum of 40% gains. The Federal Reserve may offer a last-minute reprieve at next week’s meeting. Bitcoin (BTC) “Uptober” hangs in the balance as price threatens to print the first “red” October since 2018. Data from monitoring resource CoinGlass shows that at current prices, BTC/USD is 2.3% below its monthly starting level. Bearish October hinges on 4% BTC price loss October 2025 has disappointed Bitcoin bulls so far, as an early surge to new all-time highs quickly turned into a liquidation nightmare. Now acting in a narrow range between around $107,000 and $111,500, the BTC price has much ground to make up by the monthly candle close. CoinGlass demonstrates just how far behind the market now is: The average upside for October since 2013 has been 20%, which would put Bitcoin at over $130,000. BTC/USD monthly returns (screenshot). Source: CoinGlass Alternatively, BTC/USD only needs to end October 4% lower to seal its worst performance in 12 years. THIS IS THE WORST UPTOBER EVER. The only worse one was 2014 (-13%). 2013: +60%2017: +50%2021: +40%2025: -4% Bad Uptober usually means one thing: MOONVEMBER. pic.twitter.com/6BMrNp4afD — Rekt Fencer (@rektfencer) October 23, 2025 The picture is particularly bad for a bull market year; in 2017 and 2021, Bitcoin gained at least 40% in October. Its weakest 10th month of the year was 2014, with a 13% downside.  Now or never for “Uptober” reclaim Meanwhile, fresh data from network economist Timothy Peterson puts 2025 BTC price action into perspective. Related: Bitcoin price to 6X in 2026? M2 supply boom sparks COVID-19 comparisons The latest bull market stands out from the rest, charts uploaded to X this week show, but not in the way that bulls…