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The Scaramucci family has made headlines by investing over $100 million in American Bitcoin, a company linked to Donald Trump’s sons, aiming to strengthen its position in the cryptocurrency market.
As businesses increasingly turn to blockchain technology, the need for interoperable solutions that can communicate fluently across different systems becomes ever more critical.
As Bitcoin battles downward pressure near $95,000, funding rates reveal a compelling narrative of trader optimism and aggressive positioning for the long game.
Steak ‘n Shake’s ambitious plans to enter the El Salvador market signal a growing appetite for Bitcoin acceptance in global fast-food chains.
As DOGE bounces back, SHIB struggles to maintain its ground; the memecoin market showcases contrasting trends amid bullish sentiment.
This week’s crypto news highlights Michael Saylor’s rebuttal of Bitcoin sale rumors, the Department of Justice’s crackdown on North Korean cryptocurrency schemes, and BitMine’s new leadership announcement.
Ethereum’s market struggles continue as recent data reveals monumental outflows from spot ETFs, raising eyebrows about the asset’s future trajectory.
In a bullish turn during a market downturn, ARK Invest seizes the opportunity by purchasing $54 million in crypto-related stocks, including significant shares in Circle, BitMine, and Bullish.
As Bitcoin struggles below $100,000, analysts debate whether this downturn is the start of a bear market or a temporary dip.
The EU’s push for centralized crypto regulation could result in legal ambiguities, raising red flags among industry stakeholders.