Prominent market analyst MichaelXBT predicts Bitcoin could breach long-term resistance, leading to what he calls the "breakout of …
Bitcoin continues to capture the attention of investors and observers of global financial markets, particularly after the recent …
More corporate firms are joining the Bitcoin treasury trend, raising significant capital to fund the move. The latest …
Bitcoin continues to gain centrality in investors’ portfolios, influencing banking strategies like that of UniCredit.In a context attentive …
Bitcoin continues its run, navigating within a well-defined range between 100,000 and 110,000 dollars, confirming signs of consolidation …
Germany’s largest banking group, Sparkassen, is entering the crypto market. The group is moving to allow millions of …
Bitcoin funding rate represents one of the most monitored tools in the universe of crypto derivatives, a central …
Ric Edelman, a prominent US financial advisor, has recommended a shift from conservative to a robust portfolio allocation …
The recent Bitcoin surge back above the $100,000 mark may be due to speculative leverage rather than organic …
Bitcoin is at the center of the financial expansion strategy of Genius Group, an AI-driven edtech company. According …
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On June 10, the parliament of Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada, received bill number 13356, which proposes to authorize the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) to include Bitcoin among the state reserves, alongside gold and foreign currencies. This initiative, while not imposing any obligation on the central bank, represents a concrete step towards the integration of …
Peter Brandt, a respected figure in the trading community, recently warned that Bitcoin could face a dramatic price drop, drawing comparisons to its 2022 chart setup. His remarks come at a time when. Bitcoin has seen a notable 1.87% price increase in the last 24 hours and a 3.61% rise over the past week, now …
