Latest Market Updates: As of 29th April 2026. In today’s crypto market update, the Coinbase Premium Index has …
Bitcoin fell below $77,000 as rising oil prices and growing uncertainty around U.S.-Iran relations created fresh pressure across …
Bitcoin is pushing higher, but fresh data suggests the rally may not be as strong as it appears …
Bitcoin is beginning to show signs that the recent downtrend may be losing momentum, with several on-chain indicators …
Fresh on-chain data from CryptoQuant highlights a remarkable shift in the Bitcoin ownership structure. Over the past month, …
Bitcoin is showing signs of stabilization after months of uncertainty, with fresh data suggesting the market may have …
Leading investment manager Charles Schwab has released an explainer video on Bitcoin, emphasizing a risk-first approach to portfolio …
Latest Market Updates: As of 20th April 2026. Crypto markets opened the week on a cautious footing, as …
In the last thirty days, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed a highly significant phenomenon: whales have purchased 270,000 …
Bitcoin whales are selling into the market strength, raising questions about whether the premier asset will sustain its …
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The Moscow Exchange has launched trading of Bitcoin futures, marking a significant step in the growing acceptance of cryptocurrency in Russia. These new products are tied to the performance of the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), which has recently experienced substantial growth. While this development signals Russia’s continued embrace of crypto, the futures contracts are available …
The recent trend of reserve strategies in Bitcoin has led 61 publicly listed companies to collectively hold 3.2% of all existing Bitcoin, according to a report by Standard Chartered published on June 3. This phenomenon highlights a growing institutional interest in the digital asset and prompts new reflections on both the opportunities and the risks …
