Bitcoin: how the tech press covers it
A coverage make-up report — what kinds of stories the press is running, how far the reported work has progressed, and how it's framed, over time. Every figure traces to a cited source. This is a sample; you can get one like it on any topic.
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The make‑up of the press coverage of Bitcoin over time — what kinds of stories it's made of, how far the reported claims go, and how the press frames it. A measurement of the coverage, not a verdict on the product.
How to read this
The stream below stacks each month's coverage by the lens you choose: Tone (how the press frames it — promotional, skeptical, critical, or neutral), Story type (launches, funding, lawsuits, partnerships…), or Stage — how far the reported claim has gone: speculation → announcement → launch → results.
Taller bands mean more coverage that month; the dots beneath mark notable non‑neutral events. Every signal is sourced and dated.
- JPMorgan: Bitcoin Mining Costs Have ‘Worsened’ as BTC Trades Below Production Cost
- Bitcoin traders expect new lows but data cautions against overly bearish bias
- Franklin Templeton proposes new ETFs that turn corporate dividends into bitcoin
- Bitcoin tipped for Q3 'macro bottom' near $50K as major liquidity grab looms
- Franklin Templeton files ETFs that turn stock dividends into Bitcoin exposure
- Bitcoin Price Falls to $62,000 as Hawkish Fed Shift Raises Risk of Deeper Pullback
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- Capital B shareholders approve up to $120B in financing capacity for Bitcoin strategy
- The great rotation: Investors desert the Magnificent 7, crypto for AI bottlenecks
- Live markets: Bitcoin and ether ETFs lost $111 million combined as rate-cut hopes died
- Strategy's STRC preferred stock hits a record low below par
Compass reads a curated, longitudinal corpus drawn from the trusted technology press. For report.Subject it classifies each cited event by story type, by how far the reported work has progressed (speculation → announcement → launch → results, taken from what the press itself claims), and by framing — then rolls those up over time. Every number drills to the dated articles behind it. We measure the coverage; we don't independently verify what shipped.
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