‘Calm before the storm’ — Bitcoin volatility stalls ahead of US election
After notching a three-month high last week, Bitcoin volatility has flattened out as traders await the outcome of the US election with bated breath. Source link
After notching a three-month high last week, Bitcoin volatility has flattened out as traders await the outcome of the US election with bated breath. Source link
Crypto investors should prepare for even more volatility around the US election, with traders and analysts predicting “at least” a 10% move for Bitcoin. Source link
Blockchain gaming platform Immutable says it received a Wells notice from the SEC over alleged securities law violations within “hours” of its first interaction with the regulator. Source link
A public relations firm claims Satoshi Nakamoto will reveal their “legal identity” at an upcoming press conference, but spelling gaffes, broken links, and AI-generated press releases have raised eyebrows. Source link
Bitfinex analysts say Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high following the US election, with market conditions forming a “perfect storm” for a major price push. Source link
Chinese chip manufacturer Xiamen Sophgo has denied having any business relationship with Huawei after being cut off by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. Source link
Retail investors, not institutions, have been responsible for most of the demand for spot bitcoin ETFs since their launch, says a new report from Binance. Source link
South Korea’s finance minister, Choi Sang-Mok, says the country will introduce reporting mandates on cross-border crypto transactions to combat foreign exchange crime. Source link
Jeff Park says “merger arb-style probability math” could mean Bitcoin rallies to $92,000 following a Trump victory. Source link
Denmark’s Tax Law Council has recommended introducing a bill that could tax unrealized gains and losses on crypto assets beginning as early as 2026. Source link