Juan Galt

Bitcoin closed the week at $86,588 after losing $87,000 support, with bears eyeing a decisive break below $84,000 that could accelerate declines toward $68,000–$72,000.

Despite a slight dip in remote opportunities, nearly half of Bitcoin jobs remain remote, led by Bitcoin-only firms, while the US leads globally and Singapore posts explosive 158% growth.

Epoch Ventures forecasts Bitcoin reaching at least $150,000 by end-2026, driven by decoupling from equities, steady ETF inflows, and corporate adoption—while declaring the traditional 4-year cycle a relic.

Bitcoin Price Weekly Outlook Well, the bitcoin price action was looking quite bearish after last week’s close, but the bulls managed to maintain the bullish structure around the $90,000 level...

Breez has revealed the Time2Build 2025 winners, with $3,500 Bitcoin prizes awarded to integrations enabling self-custodial Lightning payments in BTCPay Server, Primal's Nostr web client, Evento social platform, and Portal identity protocol.

Casa, a multisig security provider founded in 2018, positions itself as a "Swiss bank for sovereign individuals," with CEO Nick Neuman emphasizing practical sovereignty for high-value Bitcoin holders amid rising institutional adoption and physical threats.

Bitcoin closed the week at $90,891 after failing to break $94,000 resistance, forming a doji candle signaling indecision and bearish tilt.

CEO Viliam Klamarcik explains how Vexl's web-of-trust model and end-to-end encryption prioritize privacy in peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading.

As Bitcoin enters a new cycle, self-custody remains essential. Leading options for 2026 include Phoenix Wallet for Lightning excellence, Coldcard Q for hardware security, and Sparrow Wallet for desktop power.

Bitcoin price analysis reveals bulls defending $87,000 support while aiming for $94,000 breakthrough, maintaining a neutral market mood into 2026.