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Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market are anticipating a potential upside due to declining exchange flows.
Metaplanet has surpassed its year-end target by acquiring 10,000 Bitcoin in just six months, with its latest purchase of 1,112 BTC.
Bybit CEO hints at “CEX-grade” liquidity for its decentralized exchange, scheduled to launch later this year.
Top crypto trading platforms Coinbase and Gemini are seeking additional licenses under the MiCA framework in the EU to expand their footprint.
Bitcoin has recovered above $105,000, after dipping under $013,000 earlier this week, with this rebound supported by the formation of a Golden Cross.
Ethereum Foundation announced a $500,000 donation to support Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm’s legal defense, while pledging to match another $750,000 in additional community contributions.
In 2024, US President Donald Trump secured $57 million from cryptocurrencies, stemming from his involvement with World Liberty Financial (WLFI).
PEPE has shown signs of bullish consolidation in a classic flag formation after a strong rally, but growing whale activity and weakening technical indicators suggest caution.
With increasing attention and clear structural breakout signals, BCH may well be on the cusp of a vertical rally, with analysts targeting $1,509.
Crypto market liquidation hit $1.14 billion, with Bitcoin leading the other digital assets in an epic selloff in 24 hours.
Despite Bitcoin’s price falling from $110K to $103K, its dominance has risen from 63.8% to 64.7%, derailing hopes of altcoin season.
Anthony Pompliano is in talks to raise $750 million through a SPAC merger to launch a major Bitcoin investment vehicle.
Amazon and Walmart are evaluating the issuance of stablecoins for cross-border payments in a major shift into blockchain.
Ethereum crashes below $2,600, but whales are accumulating aggressively, signaling confidence despite mass retail liquidations.
Bitcoin fell below the $105,000 key level after Israel’s military strike on Iran triggered broad risk-off sentiment, but analysts suggest long-term strength.