In this article, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen shares her perspective on three key developments that are expected to be trendsetters in the crypto industry next year.
Despite the substantial liquidations, the crypto market showed signs of recovery. Bitcoin, which had dipped below $95,000 earlier in the week, rebounded to hover around $98,337.
Web3 game developer Vameon is launching its $VON token on December 24, coinciding with the success of its 3D vampire RPG, *dEmpire of Vampire*. The game, powered by BNB Chain, offers unique NFT-based gameplay with earning potential, while prioritizing accessibility and storytelling to set new standards in Web3 gaming.
With Bitcoin’s sudden downturn marking a bearish week for the crypto market, a recap highlights the top performers and biggest losers. Examining various aspects of Bitcoin and altcoins, here’s an outlook on how Bitcoin could still reclaim the $100K milestone.
In preparation for MiCA, several European exchanges have delisted Tether’s USDT stablecoin, pushing crypto investors to increasingly rely on the Euro for transactions.
The SEC has approved the launch of crypto index ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, offering exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum. They are set to launch in January.
Over $1.04 billion was liquidated in 24 hours, with long traders losing more than $869.88 million.
Jerome Powell, the soon-to-be-replaced head of the Federal Reserve, announced the last rate cut for 2024. However, the bullish news comes with a special comment from Powell, turning the crypto and global stock markets red. Here’s why.
The crypto market has suffered a $420 million in liquidations with BTC price down in 24 hours.
BlackRock has continued to aggressively accumulate more Bitcoin through its IBIT in the recent past, amid heightened speculation of nation-states adopting a strategic BTC reserve.
Bitcoin reaches a new milestone at $108,000, maintaining momentum above $100,000 as market sentiment remains extremely bullish, fueled by political support and increasing institutional integration.
The US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a net cash inflow of over $636 million on Monday amid a notable decline in BTC supply on centralized exchanges.
RLUSD has sparked intense early demand with bids far exceeding its peg, while XRP gained 5% as excitement builds around the launch.
Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has faced significant outflows of $21 billion, attributed to high management fees and competitive pressure from lower-cost rivals.
As the end of 2024 nears, BTC price trend gains momentum. Crossing new resistances and preparing for a massive breakout run, Bitcoin targets a dominant rally in the six-digit price realm.