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Tether’s recent decision to terminate its Alloy platform marks a strategic pivot towards its growing gold-backed stablecoin, XAUT, amidst increasing demand for alternative investments.
Bitcoin’s current consolidation between $60,000 and $70,000 is garnering attention as a potential support zone, according to technical analyst Frank Fetter. Here’s what traders should watch for in this pivotal range.
As the crypto landscape evolves, France plans a pivotal quantum encryption test set for 2027, stirring interest and concern among digital currency stakeholders.
A lawsuit from Kentucky is testing the boundaries of the CFTC’s regulatory power over prediction markets, signaling a pivotal moment for the future of online betting platforms.
Investors have often found lucrative opportunities by purchasing Bitcoin when its price dips below the 200-week moving average, according to recent findings.
XRP has experienced a notable decline, slipping 4% below the $1.20 mark as a recent rally encounters significant resistance levels.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have dipped in response to the Federal Reserve’s recent policy announcements, overshadowing positive news from the stock market following a significant diplomatic deal.
As Cardano advances its Van Rossem upgrade, traders are closely monitoring the network’s readiness and governance dynamics ahead of mainnet activation.
As the cryptocurrency market matures, Bitwise’s Chief Investment Officer forecasts a slower, less volatile bull run driven by changing investor appetites.
CME Group’s CEO has announced plans to take legal action against the CFTC after the approval of new perpetual futures, raising questions about regulatory oversight.