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The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin has outpaced silver and Amazon to become the sixth most valuable asset in the world.
Ether made a strong comeback with a 13% rally, drawing fresh whale accumulation.
The crypto market has started to show strong signs of a bull run for the first time since late January, with many catalysts driving the upward momentum.
XRP has surged to $2.22 with a 7% daily gain, and analysts are pointing to a potential breakout to $2.70.
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich reaffirms long-term Bitcoin strategy amid share price concerns and highlights key performance growth.
A backdoor in the xrpl.js library has brought about high-level security concerns, prompting XRP Ledger developers to roll back versions and reassess dependencies.
Fartcoin has soared 18% in a single day, crossing the $1 billion market cap milestone and overtaking Bonk as Solana’s top meme coin.
US Bitcoin ETFs saw $381M in inflows, outperforming equities as BTC remained stable above $80K during the Easter holiday.
XRP-based funds saw strong inflows, bucking the trend as Bitcoin and Ethereum products recorded significant outflows last week.
Solana is currently trading near $140 as a whale deposits $13.9M to Binance for a potential sell-off.
A large Ethereum transfer from a foundation-linked wallet to Kraken has sparked fears of increased sell pressure amid ongoing price weakness.
A whale’s recent deposit of over 1.7 million OM to Binance has sparked sell-off fears just as Mantra CEO John Mullin initiates a 150 million token burn.
Upbit’s support for the Sui-based DeepBook brought huge attention to the token as its price skyrocketed in minutes.
Strategy’s latest purchase of 6,556 Bitcoin for $555.8 million has strengthened its position as a major corporate holder of the largest cryptocurrency.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) burn rate has shot up 825% in the past 24 hours with a whopping 26.48 million tokens being removed from the supply.