Goldman Sachs, the $3.5 trillion banking giant, has filed to launch an 
actively managed exchange-traded fund (ETF) that uses covered calls to 
generate income from Bitcoin. The April 14 filing for the Goldman Sachs 
Bitcoin Premium Income ETF marks a strategic pivot for the investment bank, 
which previously had a hostile relationship with the flagship digital […]
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New Goldman Sachs Bitcoin fund is built for advisers seeking yield, not traders chasing the next rally

Bitmine reported a $3.82 billion quarterly loss driven by unrealized crypto 
losses, even as staking revenue surged. The company continues to expand its 
Ethereum holdings, now controlling over 4% of supply. Key Takeaways Bitmine 
posted a $3.82 billion loss in Q1 2026, driven by $3.78 billion unrealized 
crypto declines. Bitmine holds 4.87 million ETH (4%), […]

Bitmine Reports $3.8 Billion Quarterly Loss as Ethereum Bet Takes Toll

Allbirds&#8217; pivot to AI cloud services highlights a strategic shift in response 
to financial struggles, potentially reshaping its market identity.
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Allbirds stock moons 800% as it swaps sneakers for AI cloud

WLFI’s team has proposed burning up to 4.52 billion tokens and locking most of 
the remaining team and ecosystem allocation for 2–5 years, lifting the price 
about 7% to roughly $0.084 as traders bet on a cleaner supply curve. World…

WLFI team backs multi‑year vesting and up to 4.52B token burn

The US-Iran war continues to affect Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices, 
with volatility at high levels. However, risk-on sentiment also appears to be 
returning, with open interest rising as BTC rises to a new multi-month high. 
How The US-Iran War Affects The Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin Prices In an X 
post, crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe noted that the US-Iran war continues 
to drive market volatility. He further remarked that there won’t be a path 
forward where the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices will do well if this 
continues to be the consensus. However, he added that the U.S. economy is 
“sufficiently weak” and that the Fed has no choice but to start printing money 
again, which is a positive for these risk assets. Related Reading: Bitcoin Is 
Playing Out The Same Cycle Again On A Bigger Scale Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 
Dogecoin prices have so far held up amid the US-Iran war, with BTC rallying to 
a multi-month high of $76,000 yesterday. This comes as market participants 
continue to price in an imminent end to the war despite the fragile two-week 
ceasefire. US President Donald Trump recently mentioned that another round of 
peace talks could happen within the next two days, which has also sparked 
bullish sentiments. Interestingly, risk-on sentiment has increased amid the 
US-Iran war, which is also contributing to the rally for Bitcoin, Ethereum, 
and Dogecoin prices. On-chain analytics platform Santiment noted that BTC and 
ETH’s rally to their highest levels since the start of February comes with 
increased optimism, as margin and leveraged positions are being created 
rapidly. Santiment revealed that Bitcoin’s open interest has surged 59% over 
seven weeks, while Ethereum’s has climbed 45% over the same period. The 
platform noted that this reflects growing trader conviction but also 
introduces higher risk as crowded leveraged trades can quickly unwind. They 
added that when open interest climbs alongside prices, markets often become 
more volatile, with sudden squeezes in either direction more likely. Analyst 
Warns That BTC Has Yet To Form A Bottom Crypto analyst Colin has warned that a 
bear market bottom has unlikely formed despite the rebound in the Bitcoin, 
Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices amid the US-Iran war. He noted that the $60,000 
February bottom for BTC was only four months into a typical 12-month cycle, 
which is why he believes that the $60,000 price level isn’t the bear market 
bottom. Related Reading: Ethereum Is About To Go ‘Parabolic’ – Analyst Signals 
Golden Triangle Formation The analyst acknowledged that the bear market could 
be shorter this time around, but not by 2/3 of the normal bear cycle. He also 
noted that Bitcoin’s drop so far from its October 2025 peak is only 53%, 
compared to the 77% crashes recorded in prior cycles. In line with this, Colin 
said, “The $60k bottom is *statistically unlikely* to be the bottom.” Featured 
image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com

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