Crypto Market Rebounds after Fed Cut, Congress Presses SEC on Crypto Access to 401(k)
The total crypto market cap climbed by $70 billion as Bitcoin held above $92,000, while Congress pushed the SEC to allow crypto in 401(k) plans.
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The total crypto market cap climbed by $70 billion as Bitcoin held above $92,000, while Congress pushed the SEC to allow crypto in 401(k) plans.
Bitcoin holds near $89,000 as analysts claim that the latest correction indicates cooling rather than a full-blown bear market.
France’s second-largest bank, BPCE, will begin offering direct crypto purchases next week, emphasizing a trend of improved regulatory sentiment in Europe.
Bitcoin dipped below $90,000 after heavy liquidations. Strategy’s CEO vows not to sell.
Coinbase reports that improving global liquidity and rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut could boost crypto in December.
Woori Bank is now displaying Bitcoin prices in its main trading room in Seoul.
Strategy is pulling back from its historic Bitcoin accumulation pace with a 93% drop in monthly buys since November 2024.
As Bitcoin reserves on Binance continue to drop, many fear it’s a sign of lost faith. However, experts argue it’s actually a bullish trend in disguise.
The UK creates a third class of personal property for crypto/stablecoins and clarifies ownership, recovery, estates, and insolvency.
Bitcoin, Solana, and XRP turned bullish in the past 24 hours as crypto ETFs saw inflows following Vanguard’s support.
Bitcoin’s slide below $90,000 has resulted in Strategy’s stock dipping under the worth of the company’s BTC stash.
A key indicator shows optimism among US crypto investors, while the leading digital asset trades above $90,000.
Prediction markets turned cautious even as Bitcoin price staged a 17% rebound from last week’s capitulation lows, with ETF inflows failing to generate a decisive breakout.
The crypto market has slipped into what analysts call a “quiet equilibrium,” a zone where fear is high but selling pressure fades.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF recorded its largest single-day outflow of $523 million on Nov. 18, extending a five-day streak of redemptions totaling $1.425 billion as Bitcoin tests levels below $90,000.