Bitcoin could benefit largely as the latest U.S. CPI report suggests inflation cooled lower than expected despite recent …
On May 13, 2025, Coinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, recorded an outflow of …
Bitcoin has moved closer to the $106,000 mark, prompting fresh attention from analysts at institutional research firm 10x …
The decision of the Federal Reserve (FED) to keep the cost of money unchanged in the United States …
Meteoric price rallies from Bitcoin and Ethereum dealt severe blows to bears, with liquidation figures reaching multi-year highs. …
Raoul Pal, an accomplished trader and founder of Real Vision, reveals that Bitcoin dominance has reached its cycle …
Strive has announced its merger with Asset Entities, forming the first public company with a treasury in Bitcoin …
American businessman Eric Trump has revealed that his father, President Donald Trump, holds a significant amount of Bitcoin. …
The recent acquisition of Bitcoin by Metaplanet represents an important step in the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies as …
Thumzup Media has announced an ambitious plan to increase capital to 500 million dollars, with the goal of …
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Ric Edelman, a prominent US financial advisor, has recommended a shift from conservative to a robust portfolio allocation to Bitcoin. Edelman, who is the head of the Digital Asset Council of Financial Advisors, shared this narrative in a recent interview with CNBC. He based his newfound claims on several variables, including Bitcoin’s mainstream emergence and …
The recent Bitcoin surge back above the $100,000 mark may be due to speculative leverage rather than organic spot demand, according to new on-chain data. Analytic platform Glassnode raised concerns about the rally’s sustainability, suggesting that speculative trading, not fundamental buying, is behind the move. Leverage, Not Organic Demand, Pushed Bitcoin Higher Earlier this month, …