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Recent observations of Bitcoin shark accumulation may not reflect true buying trends, according to findings from Glassnode’s senior researcher.
The cryptocurrency market experiences a bullish surge as Bitcoin and Ether gain momentum following a rate hike announcement from Japan, boosting investor sentiment across Asia.
Bitcoin’s price skyrockets beyond $87,000, driven by a favorable market environment, as the Bank of Japan implements an interest rate hike, leading to a depreciation of the yen.
As volatility in Bitcoin decreases, predictions suggest it will remain calmer than Nvidia, fueled by institutional investments and market maturity.
In a significant move for the crypto sector, the U.S. Senate has confirmed new nominees to lead the CFTC and FDIC, positioning both agencies to align more closely with digital asset interests.
With Bitcoin struggling to regain the $90,000 mark, large inflows to exchanges signal potential volatility ahead.
In a groundbreaking operation, Pune police have uncovered an extensive drug trafficking ring involving international connections and the use of cryptocurrency for transactions.
Industry giants Ray Dalio and BlackRock step up their philanthropic efforts, committing substantial funds to establish financial security for American children through the Trump Accounts initiative.
In a recent statement, Bitcoin developer Adam Back has downplayed concerns regarding quantum computing threats to Bitcoin’s security and value, asserting that immediate risks are overstated.
Chipmakers and AI infrastructure companies lead the market downturn, overshadowing gains in the energy sector sparked by geopolitical tensions.