BTC price dips 4.5% as US gov’t Bitcoin move raises new sell-off fears
Bitcoin falls below $67,000 in an abrupt change of trend after initially hitting $70,000 for the first time in nearly two months. Source link
Bitcoin falls below $67,000 in an abrupt change of trend after initially hitting $70,000 for the first time in nearly two months. Source link
Bitcoin falls below $67,000 in an abrupt change of trend after initially hitting $70,000 for the first time in nearly two months. Source link
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heard about Bitcoin from his kids. Now, he believes it should be part of the bedrock of America’s monetary system. Source link
The US crypto exchange Coinbase is providing Bitcoin custody services to Australia’s DigitalX, the issuer of the second spot BTC ETF in the country. Source link
The integration aims to create more transparency for 21Shares’ Ether ETF, which could create more trust among investors. Source link
Whales have amassed a large portion of the Bitcoin in circulation, with around 1.86% of addresses holding most of the supply. Source link
Crypto exchange Bitget and Nansen Research collaborated to help exchanges evaluate potential of a cryptocurrency depending on the token cycle. Source link
The beginning of the “macro summer” rally could help Bitcoin price reach a new all-time high and rally well into 2025, according to Raoul Pal. Source link
CoinShares reports that Spot-based Ether ETFs debut with a significant $2.2B inflow, offset by Grayscale’s $285M net outflows. Source link
Open interest is often used to gauge the interest and liquidity behind an asset. In Bitcoin’s case, the surge in open interest could signal an imminent breakout. Source link