Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) returned to the center of Wall Street's credibility debate after a senior Vanguard executive dismissed the asset as a speculative "digital toy." Vanguard Executive Doubles Down On Bitcoin Skepticism Vanguard Group Global Head of Quantitative Equity John Ameriks said Bitcoin lacks the income,

"Now, today at $105,000 per Bitcoin, the 20 million Bitcoins that are out there, well, they're worth two point something trillion. Gold is worth like 16 trillion.” From that gap, he draws a direct conclusion: "So Bitcoin should go up at least eight times to equate the storehouse or the value storage capacity of gold.”

Bitcoin (BTC) broke $94,640, recording a 4% daily growth with the trading volume rising to $46 billion. This major price advancement for Bitcoin comes after significant institutional events, including Strike & Twenty One ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange,

Chipmaker Broadcom's 10% slide weighs on the market as Chicago Fed's Goolsbee signals more cuts than the median for 2026.

Individual investors shouldn't ask whether Bitcoin will crash in 2026. What they should ask is whether you are a long-term believer in the cryptocurrency as a store of value in their portfolios. If so, then maybe now is a good time to add it to your portfolio.

In the face of a profitability crisis, industrial-scale bitcoin miners are transforming their data centers into AI factories.

The Bitcoin Magazine Pro Price Forecast Tools chart provides a comprehensive framework for identifying potential price floors during bear cycles and forecasting upside targets based on on-chain fundamentals and network-derived data points.

Vanguard's $11T platform now allows Bitcoin ETFs, opening access to 50 million investors. Analysts weigh if this can push BTC back to $100K?