
Worldcoin Aims for 1 Billion Human Users with New Updates
Worldcoin, now World Network, has unveiled key updates and plans to scale to 1 billion users with new Orbs and a revamped World App.
Worldcoin, now World Network, has unveiled key updates and plans to scale to 1 billion users with new Orbs and a revamped World App.
Hamster Kombat is planning a new launch to its gaming strategy in new appeal to the community.
Market sentiment remains positive, with Polymarket predicting a 64% chance of Bitcoin hitting $70,000 in October.
Institutional interest in Bitcoin ETFs has intensified, driven by BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which has reported nearly $400 million in a single day.
BlackRock has led other fund managers and institutional investors in purchasing more Bitcoin (BTC) units ahead of the anticipated parabolic rally.
Nate Geraci, President of ETF Store, called it a “monster day” for spot Bitcoin ETFs. He highlighted that net inflows over the past ten months are approaching $20 billion.
The rate of Bitcoin purchases by institutional investors led by US spot BTC ETF issuers has significantly outpaced the sellers.
Bitcoin rallied over 3% to $66,000 as investors cheered Democratic candidate Kamala Harris’s proposal for clearer crypto regulations.
The cryptocurrency market started the week strong, with Bitcoin surging by 3.73% and altcoins also experiencing gains as investor optimism builds ahead of key US macroeconomic events.
Following today’s rebound, Bitcoin price is now aiming to retest its all-time high next, around $72K, before entering its parabolic phase.
MicroStrategy is the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, owning 1.2% of Bitcoin’s 21 million supply, with a vision to evolve into a Bitcoin-focused merchant bank.
Amid the ongoing crypto consolidation, Ethereum price has established a support level around $2,300 but low demand from institutional investors could weigh down on bullish sentiment.
Ripple files a cross-appeal against the SEC, sparking a 2% XRP price surge amid ongoing cryptocurrency regulatory battles.
The October bullish narrative for Bitcoin is gradually losing steam as investors show fear of further capitulation amid low demand from institutional investors.
The Ethereum market has faced immense selling pressure in the recent past emanating from whale selling led by the US spot Ether ETF issuers.