On September 22, 2026, Bitcoin holders realized 25,700 BTC in profit. It was the largest single-day profit print of the year. It was also the day CryptoQuant called a new bull market.
Price had closed above its 365-day moving average, then near $80,500, for the first time since March 2023, and was trading around $86,000. The day before, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had taken in $999 million, the biggest session since October 6, 2025, when the...
Why Bitcoin Forks Came Back — After Five Quiet Years
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Why Bitcoin Forks Came Back — After Five Quiet Years
Bitcoin’s rules have not changed since Taproot. In 2026 they almost did — twice. What a fork is, what actually split, and what still dies.
On August 8, 2026, a contested Bitcoin soft fork called BIP-110 opened its mandatory signaling window at block 961,632. Enforcing nodes rejected the block the rest of the network accepted. The breakaway branch mined two blocks, peaked at about 2.53...
Sent Crypto on the Wrong Network What Can Be Recovered and What Cannot
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A wrong-network transfer isn’t one single failure. It can be a recoverable token sitting at a self-controlled address, a deposit that only an exchange can access, or an irreversible transfer to an incompatible destination. The first response should be diagnosis, not panic. CryptoVantage’s guide to sending and receiving crypto with a Ledger wallet explains the preventive checks; after an error, the same details identify the recovery...
Why Crypto’s Global Reference Price May Matter Less Than the Price Traders Can Actually Access
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Bitcoin can have a widely recognized global price without every investor being able to trade anywhere near it.
That distinction is becoming more important as crypto markets mature under different regulatory regimes. Price aggregators, institutional indexes and derivatives markets can still produce a broadly accepted reference value for a digital asset. Yet the price a trader can actually execute may depend increasingly on where that trader...
Best AI Tools for Writing Press Releases: A Practical Guide for 2026
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It’s an open secret in every newsroom: most press releases never get read past the headline. Journalists routinely receive hundreds of pitches a month, and a press release written in generic, adjective-heavy AI prose is one of the fastest ways to end up in the trash folder. That’s the paradox facing anyone using artificial intelligence to write press releases in 2026 — the same technology that can draft a release in ninety seconds...






