Bitcoin open interest tops chart after hitting $75K ‘sweet spot’
Bitcoin Open Interest reached $45.4 billion on Nov. 6 after Donald Trump won the US presidential election and Bitcoin tapped all-new highs. Source link
Bitcoin Open Interest reached $45.4 billion on Nov. 6 after Donald Trump won the US presidential election and Bitcoin tapped all-new highs. Source link
Almost $180 million in short positions in Bitcoin have been wiped as it hit a new all-time high, with an analyst saying it is “meaningful” that it is driven by spot demand. Source link
An ideal AI agent is another version of yourself, but with “their eyes 24/7 on the charts,” says Giulio Xiloyannis: Hall of Flame Source link
Researchers argue that “not all Bitcoin mining is equal” across countries, suggesting that bans in certain nations may cause more harm than good on a global scale. Source link
Gaming commentators noticed the voice clip of the character that resembles Kamala Harris, where she calls out a “one percenter” and says they should be taxed. Source link
An analyst warns that “volatility” could emerge if the US election results are close, but traders will be relieved once it’s over, giving the market “firmer ground.” Source link
Coinbase’s chief legal officer declares that the “contents are a shameful example of a government agency trying to cut off financial access to law-abiding American companies.” Source link
Bitcoin traders are feeling bullish about a potential “nuclear” rally amid rumors of over-the-counter exchanges “running short of Bitcoin.” Source link
Coinbase’s share price experienced its largest daily drop in over two years amid a broader stock market decline, yet traders remain bullish on the firm’s earnings prospects for 2025. Source link
MicroStrategy’s stock price dropped after its Q3 earnings missed estimates, while an analyst forecasts more potential volatility after the US elections. Source link