and the distribution of digital products.
Financial services firm River has published a “Bitcoin Ownership Distribution” snapshot dated July 14, 2025, illustrating how the 21 million bitcoin supply is allocated across distinct holder classes. River accompanied the graphic with the statement: “The people had 15 years to front-run Wall Street on Bitcoin. Now big business is starting to catch on, but they’ll have to pay up to get their share.” Analyst TFTC added: “67% of Bitcoin is still owned by individuals. Wall Street, governments, and corporations? Just 13.8%.”
US Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised sharp criticism following the approval of the GENIUS Act, warning that the measure exposes ordinary Americans to new risks tied to the cryptocurrency sector. The GENIUS Act—short for “Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins”—passed with bipartisan support. However, Warren cautioned that its provisions fall short of protecting consumers and the broader US economy.
Changes to El Salvador's Bitcoin laws under the IMF agreement put the benefits of BTC even further out of reach for the average resident.
Ether is showing renewed strength as tight supply, rising demand, and bullish technicals align, pushing ETH toward a possible $9,000 target.
An early Bitcoin investor has sold 80,000 BTC through Galaxy Digital, marking one of the largest crypto transactions ever, in a trading session marked by higher volatility.
DigitalX Limited, an Australian digital Investment manager, has made headlines with a new Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition, signaling renewed institutional confidence in the market.