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Bitcoin (BTC) climbed to $74,427 after the U.S. Treasury expanded long-dated bond buybacks, prompting VanEck to argue the cryptocurrency is again trading as a hedge against dollar weakness. Key Points: Bitcoin reached $74,427 after the Treasury raised its long-dated bond buyback ceiling from $2 bill

Bitcoin (BTC) is flashing 8 of 12 capitulation signals tracked by VanEck, but historical returns do not confirm a strong short-term market bottom. Key Points: Eight of VanEck’s 12 capitulation indicators are active, while all 12 entered extreme zones during the past three months. Similar historical

VanEck became the first asset manager to list a U.S. spot exchange-traded product giving direct exposure to BNB (BNB), the token tied to the Binance ecosystem. Key Points: VanEck rolled out VBNB on Nasdaq, the first U.S. spot ETP holding BNB directly. The fund carries a 0.39% sponsor fee, with share

Binance Coin (BNB) may soon become the ninth altcoin to win a U.S. spot ETF after two issuers refreshed their applications with regulators on Friday. Two Filings Land Same Day Grayscale and VanEck each submitted amended S-1 prospectuses with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to

VanEck Head of Digital Assets Research Matthew Sigel says Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $1 million per coin within roughly five years. VanEck's Bitcoin Base Case Sigel laid out the call on CNBC's Halftime Report on Wednesday, framing $1 million as the firm's base-case scenario rather than an outlier bet