Yesterday, in the traditional financial markets, it was a tragic day due to the new tariffs imposed by …
The crypto and stock markets are reeling from extraordinary losses, with several trillion dollars wiped out in just …
According to a recent research by Fidelity Digital Asset, Bitcoin might still be in an acceleration phase, and …
According to TradingView data, the dominance of Bitcoin today almost reached 63%. This is the highest level reached …
Enish, a prominent Japanese game development and publishing firm, has announced plans to acquire Bitcoin with 100 million …
The American giant of video game retail GameStop takes a significant step into the world of cryptocurrencies, announcing …
Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, has responded to growing criticism over Strategy’s Bitcoin purchase price. The criticism intensified …
The Japanese company Metaplanet, primarily active in the hotel sector, has recently announced a new significant investment in …
An expert analyst has identified a new CME Gap on the Bitcoin 1-day chart between $82,500 and $84,100, …
The Trump family expands its involvement in the cryptocurrency sector, announcing a significant investment in Bitcoin mining. Donald …
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Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis has disclosed her plans to reintroduce the "BITCOIN Act" to secure America's financial future. Lummis confirmed this development at an ongoing invitation-only forum by the Bitcoin Policy Institute, themed "Bitcoin for America." During her speech, Senator Lummis expressed excitement, noting that she would reintroduce the Bitcoin bill today. She disclosed that …
Data confirms that the latest Bitcoin crash is likely the result of a natural correction rather than the start of a major downtrend. Bitcoin has again dropped below $80,000 for the second time this year, triggering panic among investors. As fear spreads, many question whether this decline signals the end of Bitcoin's bull run or …