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Bitcoin spot ETFs are witnessing renewed interest as inflows extend to seven consecutive days, marking a significant recovery in demand.
Kalshi faces 20 criminal counts from Arizona, leading to fierce rebuttals from CEO Tarek Mansour who claims the accusations are misguided and that prediction markets don’t equate to gambling.
Pi Network is on the brink of a significant advancement with its upgrade to Protocol 21, aimed at boosting transaction speed and network scalability while fostering developer innovation.
Shares of Sandisk climb as strong demand for AI-driven storage solutions adds momentum to the company’s financial outlook.
Coinbase is in early discussions with Cloudflare to create a stablecoin for AI-driven transactions, tapping into the burgeoning AI commerce sector.
Bitcoin experiences a significant drop below $71,000 amidst a wider market decline, as Peter Brandt identifies contrasting price patterns. Investors face uncertainty in the current economic climate.
As Bitcoin struggles to maintain its footing, analysts predict that price could dip significantly in the coming weeks, raising concerns similar to the 2022 bear market.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain interest rates keeps pressure on Bitcoin and equities as markets grapple with inflation concerns.
The price of Bitcoin slips below the $70,000 mark after the Federal Reserve maintains interest rates, igniting concerns over the economic outlook.
US lawmakers push back against crypto prediction markets with four newly introduced bills aimed at curbing betting on sensitive events such as wars and assassinations.