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Crypto market sentiment has shifted from “neutral” to “greed,” with institutional interest in BTC and ETH remaining intact.
The end of Jerome Powell’s leadership at the Federal Reserve is close, and the President has already been in talks with new candidates.
Cardano’s Midnight Network has launched the NIGHT token airdrop to over 30 million wallets, spanning eight major blockchains.
The TST token plummeted sharply this morning, reigniting concerns about meme coin pump-and-dump schemes.
Worldcoin rallied 3% following OpenAI’s landmark partnership with the US government to provide ChatGPT Enterprise access to federal agencies for just $1 per year.
Despite Dogecoin’s 3.5% recovery to $0.205, derivatives data reveals weak conviction with declining volume and dominant short positions across timeframes.
Bitcoin rebounded from $112,000 following macroeconomic uncertainty, with technical analyst CrypNuevo identifying key liquidation clusters that could trigger a short squeeze toward $119,000.
Roman Storm was convicted of operating an illegal money transfer business but acquitted of sanctions evasion, with money laundering charge resulting in hung jury.
BNB jumped over 5% following CEA Industries’ rebrand to BNB Network Company and $500 million private placement, though technical resistance at $785 poses challenges.
SBI Holdings announced plans to launch Japan’s first crypto-asset ETFs and investment trusts, including innovative dual products mixing Bitcoin-XRP and gold-crypto allocations.
Ethereum falls below $3,700 despite major corporate buys, with market signals hinting at further decline.
China has issued warnings about cryptocurrency projects that ask users to submit their iris data in return for digital tokens.
Coinbase has secured an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, an achievement that underscores its commitment to supporting its users.
KakaoBank, South Korea’s biggest digital bank, is set to make a major leap into the stablecoin market, announcing a pivot to digital assets.
Satsuma Technology closes a $217 million funding, accepting over 1,097 BTC and solidifying its position as one of the country’s top corporate Bitcoin holders.