Bitcoin has entered its historically most bullish month of April, according to seasonal analysis and serial correlation. The cryptocurrency has typically been stronger in April than any other month, with an average of 44.83% upside in the month over the years.

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The government of the United States is planning to sell over $1.17 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) that was seized as part of the Silk Road illicit marketplace fiasco.

Bitcoin miners notched another month of growing revenue, according to The Block Research.

Dfinity Foundation –  a not-for-profit organization that develops the Internet Computer protocol – announced the launch of a “twin” token that is 1:1 cryptographically secured by Bitcoin.

Binance has been under heavy scrutiny for the past week since the CFTC claimed that Binance had breached its trading and derivatives rules.

The latest development involves Coinhub teaming up with over 1,000 gas stations and store owners to place Bitcoin ATMs in their stores.

The Dfinity Foundation has issued ckBTC, a liquid and cost-efficient "twin" token that is backed on a 1:1 basis with bitcoin (BTC), bringing layer-2 capabilities to bitcoin. By integrating directly with the Bitcoin network, ckBTC can be used on decentralized finance applications on supported networks without relying on centralized bridging services, which are a security concern in the broader crypto ecosystem. Unlike wrapped tokens, ckBTC uses canisters and does not require intermediaries or risky cross-chain bridges. However, while bitcoin integration unlocks opportunities, it also inherits the slow and expensive transaction times associated with the Bitcoin network.

According to a research report by Coinbase, cryptocurrency markets, particularly Bitcoin (BTC), have displayed resilience in the face of recent upheaval in the U.S. banking system. Bitcoin has outperformed other digital assets since mid-February, with its dominance as a percentage of total crypto market cap increasing to 47.7% from 43.9% in March. The stress in the banking system has reinforced Bitcoin's store-of-value properties, and BTC mainly exists outside of the traditional financial system, offering a hedge against current conditions. Bitcoin has also benefited from investor concerns about the regulatory status of other cryptocurrencies, and its correlation to the S&P 500 stock index has dropped to 25% at the end of March from a peak of 70% in May last year. The relative outperformance of Bitcoin also reflects investor concerns about the regulatory status of other digital assets and thinner liquidity specific to some BTC versus stablecoin trading pairs.