Bitcoin 10 February 2026 - 8 April 2026

Bitcoin Cash Price Today: BCH in Focus as U.S. Futures Push Meets May Upgrade

Bitcoin Cash Price Today: BCH in Focus as U.S. Futures Push Meets May Upgrade

Bitcoin Cash slipped in early Thursday action, pulling back after Wednesday’s gains as focus shifted to U.S. derivatives on the asset. Spot BCH changed hands at $455.82. Over at Coinbase, the BCH perpetual contract was quoted at $456.40, off its 24-hour peak of $473.60. This matters as U.S. exchanges angle for a bigger slice of perpetual futures—a leveraged, expiry-free market that can stir up volatility in less-traded coins if it attracts more volume. Still, Coinbase’s BCH perpetual contract hasn’t gained much traction: open interest sat at just $1.25K, with 24-hour volume reaching only $1.98K on Thursday. Appetite for leveraged BCH in the U.S. remains thin.
April 23, 2026
NYT Points to Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto, but Bitcoin Pioneer Denies Claim

NYT Points to Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto, but Bitcoin Pioneer Denies Claim

On Wednesday, The New York Times named British cryptographer Adam Back as the leading candidate for Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin’s mysterious creator. Back, who runs Blockstream, was quick to deny the report on X, posting: “i’m not satoshi.” The timing is key here: Back is leading BSTR, a bitcoin treasury vehicle currently merging with Cantor Equity Partners I, a SPAC—essentially a blank-check shell. In a transcript filed with the SEC from a CNBC interview, Back said the deal was set for approval “about April.” That puts a direct market spin on the identity battle.
April 8, 2026
Bitcoin can’t crack $70,000 as $60K capitulation data fuels bear market talk

Bitcoin can’t crack $70,000 as $60K capitulation data fuels bear market talk

On Tuesday, bitcoin slipped roughly 0.9% to trade near $67,852 after yet another unsuccessful attempt to stay above the $70,000 level. The cryptocurrency reached as high as $69,999 during the session but then dropped to $67,329. Ether was last seen around $1,970. The market’s still chewing over what to make of that early-February tumble. Bitcoin hit a low of $60,033 this year and is hanging around 45% off its $126,251 peak, Lee Hardman at MUFG pointed out in his Feb. 17 note. Right now, the token is sitting under its estimated mining cost—about $87,000, according to Hardman.
February 17, 2026
Bitcoin price today: BTC slips below $70,000 again as U.S. data looms and Korea exchange blunder bites

Bitcoin price today: BTC slips below $70,000 again as U.S. data looms and Korea exchange blunder bites

WARSAW, Feb 10, 2026, 16:39 — Regular session Bitcoin fell below $70,000 on Tuesday, retreating from an earlier peak as traders remained cautious ahead of U.S. economic reports and following a glitch at a South Korean exchange that revived concerns about market infrastructure. By 16:39 CET, Bitcoin was down 0.2% at $69,331, swinging between a high of $71,029 and a low of $67,958. Ether dropped 1.7%, settling at $2,024.
February 10, 2026