The Bitcoin Fund (TSX:QBTC.U), an exchange-traded fund (ETF) operated by Canadian digital asset manager 3iQ that trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, has cracked the $100 million milestone. The Bitcoin Fund currently has 7.51 million stocks outstanding, according to 3iQ. Following its 4.14% increase in the

Bitcoin has broken strongly higher over the past few days after consolidating in the low-$11,000s. The leading cryptocurrency currently trades above $12,000, which has been highlighted by analysts as an important level of technical resistance.  It isn't clear what exactly is driving Bitcoin higher in

In a testament to the growing fundamental strength of Bitcoin, the mining difficulty on the network has set a new all-time high, nearing 20 trillion after a 3.62% gain on Sunday, according to data from BTC.com. The adjustment comes after the Bitcoin hash rate, too, soared to record

Numerous exchange data points indicate that a prolonged Bitcoin uptrend is nearing. Chris Russi, CIO at Point-Slope Capital, shared three key metrics from CryptoQuant to show the overall optimism surrounding Bitcoin’s current price cycle. Negative Netflows and Whale Ratios Suggest Dropping Selling Pressure Throughout 2020, net outflows on cryptocurrency