Author: NBTC

NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

Buying shares in a Bitcoin treasury company gives ownership in a business that holds Bitcoin, and management decides how to pay for the coins and when to buy or sell them. The company also has bills to pay and may owe money to lenders, so the shares’ value depends on those decisions and Bitcoin’s price. France’s Capital B is a Bitcoin treasury company that makes that relationship easy to see. Between Aug. 17 and Sept. 7, its treasury Bitcoin holdings increased from 3,145 $BTC to 3,521 $BTC, roughly 12%. However, Bitcoin per share barely moved under the company’s calculation, which…

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Citigroup has pushed back its Fed rate cut forecast to June 2027, a shift that lands right as Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are still digesting what higher-for-longer US interest rates mean for risk assets. The change follows a jobs report that came in far stronger than anyone expected, and it reshapes the timeline investors had been using to plan around when borrowing costs might finally ease. Key takeaways Citigroup now expects the Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut in June 2027, replacing an earlier call for cuts in October and December 2026 and January 2027. US employers added…

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Solana cut its target slot time from 300 milliseconds to 250 milliseconds earlier Friday, blockchain data shows, making the network’s clock run nearly 17% faster without producing an equivalent increase in total transaction capacity. A slot is the short window in which a designated validator can add a block. At 250 milliseconds, Solana will target four slots each second, up from about 3.3, giving wallets, exchanges and trading applications a more current view of the network. Validators, or entities that supply computing power to maintain any blockchain network, will remain leaders for four consecutive slots. The faster clock therefore reduces…

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Global remittances firm MoneyGram is taking its stablecoin push to the checkout counter through a card that lets customers hold a U.S. dollar-denominated balance and spend it anywhere Visa is accepted. The MoneyGram Card will be first available in Colombia with plans to expand to other markets over the coming months, the company said on Thursday. Customers can sign up through MoneyGram’s app, add the digital card to mobile wallets and spend online or in stores. They can also send money to themselves for cash pickup in local currency at MoneyGram locations. The card will initially use Circle’s $USDC $USDC$1.0007…

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Sweden and Hive Engaged in Battle Over Crypto Mining VAT Charges After changing established criteria for collecting taxes tied to crypto mining activities, Hive Digital Technologies is locked in a legal battle against the Swedish government. The core of the disagreement lies in the consideration of these services for VAT purposes, after the Swedish Tax Agency ruled that—in contrast to what it had applied before—Hive subsidiaries had been mining crypto on their own behalf, which falls outside the scope of VAT. While this might appear beneficial at first, it hurts the finances of Bikupa Datacenter AB and Bikupa Datacenter 2…

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The analyst at CryptoQuant weighed in on $BTC’s notable price resurgence, which drove the asset from under $65,000 to over $82,000 within a few weeks, and, more specifically, on the subsequent rejection and what could follow around the corner. They believe the overall setup remains constructive, but the cryptocurrency has to overcome a stack of technical and on-chain resistance levels, which are right in front of it. Which Level Decides $BTC’s Fate? The weekly report by CryptoQuant identified Bitcoin’s 365-day moving average, currently located at $81,700, as the asset’s most important level. Recall that $BTC briefly exceeded that level at…

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Bitcoin and Ethereum options carrying roughly $18.1 billion in notional value have moved toward their Sept. 25 quarterly expiry with calls outweighing puts across both markets, according to Coinbase Markets. Coinbase Markets said Bitcoin’s open-interest put/call ratio stood at 0.66, while its 24-hour volume ratio was lower at 0.37. Ether showed an open-interest ratio of 0.61 and a 24-hour volume ratio of 0.55. Coinbase described both books as call-heavy, with recent trading even more tilted toward calls, particularly for Bitcoin. A separate Deribit-sourced snapshot taken at 03:53 UTC on Sept. 23 showed $16.13 billion of Bitcoin inverse-option open interest scheduled…

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On September 24, 2026, crypto and finance educator Pushpendra Singh warned that Indian stock investors are increasingly frustrated by pressure on the rupee and significant tax burdens. Singh proposed three tax reforms for public debate, including abolishing Securities Transaction Tax (STT), removing Long-Term Capital Gains Tax (LTCG), and reducing Short-Term Capital Gains Tax (STCG). However, these proposals raise a bigger question: could lower participation costs unlock liquidity across India’s stocks, forex, and crypto markets? How Would the Changes Affect Trading Costs and Liquidity? Pushpendra Singh ignited a new economic discussion in India, criticizing the country’s long-standing sluggish performance in the…

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Zcash, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency, has recently experienced one of the most remarkable surges in the crypto market. In the last month alone, $ZEC has risen by approximately 200%, surpassing the $1,500 level. This surge is attributed to strong funding inflows into Grayscale’s Zcash ETF, interest from large investors, and expectations surrounding the upcoming NU7 upgrade. The planned reduction of block times from 75 seconds to 25 seconds with NU7, in particular, has raised expectations regarding Zcash’s technical infrastructure. Finally, the announcement by Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang that the company holds $ZEC further accelerated the rise, with crypto trader Ansem comparing…

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Kalshi has launched 24/7 perpetual contracts for gold and silver, expanding its trading offerings beyond crypto assets and prediction markets, the company said Thursday. The prediction market operator said the products are the first of their kind in the US and are regulated by the CFTC. Kalshi confirmed to CNBC that the CFTC approved its precious metals listings this week, following a July filing with the regulator. Gloria Your brokerage shows you balances. Gloria shows you why they moved — across every holding.See it in Gloria → Udesh Jha, chief risk officer at Kalshi Klear, said strong interest in commodities…

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