In a global context characterized by strong geopolitical tensions and ongoing uncertainties about trade tariffs, the Japanese company …
Lomond School becomes the first in the United Kingdom to accept Bitcoin as a payment option, expanding the …
As usual, there are various forecasts circulating regarding the price of Bitcoin, but these days there is one …
A leading analytics platform says that if Bitcoin continues to rise, previous support levels may now act as …
In the midst of a global economy shaken by the domino effect of tariffs imposed by President Donald …
The data on inflation in the United States continue to represent a crucial reference point for global financial …
CryptoQuant data shows increasing investor demand for Bitcoin, with wallets holding 1K–10K BTC rising faster than their 30-day …
Bitcoin Well, a Canadian company leading in the non-custodial bitcoin sector, announces the integration of Lightning Network into …
In recent days, there have been significant capital outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs. Despite this, however, it is …
The dramatic shake-up that Bitcoin experienced this week has led the market to witness the largest long liquidation …
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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, …