BlackRock has advanced its Bitcoin premium income ETF strategy, revealing the ticker $BITA for a new fund positioned as a yield-focused sequel to its existing Bitcoin ETF lineup.

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, cryptocurrencies pare losses as investors grow more optimistic that the Iran war could move closer to an end. Plus, the Labor Department proposes new rules that could allow crypto assets in 401(k) portfolios.

Bitcoin price prediction as miners spent roughly $80,000 to mine one BTC last quarter while Bitcoin trades near $67,000.

Senators Cynthia Lummis and Bill Cassidy introduce a new Bitcoin bill.

Since its inception, bitcoin BTC $68,571.91 has been like a daredevil climber scaling new heights, rarely looking back at the ledges it left behind. Its price seldom retraced to previous bull-market peaks, even during long, grueling bear markets.

Bitcoin, ETH, and XRP bounce as the UAE joins the US in reopening Strait of Hormuz, while Trump signals Iran war exit in 2-3 weeks.

The first time most people see Bitcoin on a screen, it looks less like money and more like a dare. One minute it’s flashing green on a brokerage app, and the next it’s sliding hard enough to make your stomach drop.

Skepticism remains, as Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone warns the crypto bubble may be over and bitcoin could still revisit the $10,000 level.

Strategy’s pause is not likely to last, given Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has said the company will be buying every quarter ‘forever.’

BlackRock files ticker $BITA for its Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, combining BTC exposure with a covered call options strategy.

Bitcoin demand remains under pressure even as institutional buying picks up, suggesting the broader market is still selling the token, according to data analytics platform CryptoQuant.