What is crypto spoofing? Crypto spoofing is a market manipulation tactic in crypto where traders try to mislead others by placing fake buy or sell orders to influence a cryptocurrency’s price. Picture this: A trader places a massive buy order for Bitcoin (BTC), creating the illusion of strong demand. This move might entice other traders…
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Why are companies embracing Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury strategy? In recent years, an increasing number of companies has embraced Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury strategy. This trend, initially seen as experimental, gained momentum when Strategy, a US-based software company, started converting its cash reserves into Bitcoin (BTC) back in 2020. …
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Bitcoin is facing a potential fourth straight summer loss if it ends the 2025 stretch in the red, while the S&P 500 will log its third straight seasonal rally if its winning streak continues. From 2020 to 2024, the S&P 500 logged eight positive July and August performances, while Bitcoin (BTC) had six. So, while…
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US President Donald Trump’s administration is reportedly considering an executive order aimed at preventing banks from cutting off services to politically unfavorable industries, including cryptocurrency firms, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources. The move would come in response to allegations that some banks have denied services to tech and…
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Key points: Bitcoin holds Middle East ceasefire gains as $103,000 becomes the new area of interest for “buying the dip.” Institutional BTC inflows hold firm despite geopolitical uncertainty. Fed official Michelle Bowman says she would be open to a July interest-rate cut should data allow. Bitcoin (BTC) held $105,000 into the June 24 Wall Street…
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) proposed a sweeping reclassification of cryptocurrencies that would clear a path for the launch of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and introduce a flat 20% tax on digital asset income. The proposal, introduced on Tuesday, suggests recognizing crypto as “financial products” under the scope of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act…
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The United States Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) will study whether cryptocurrency holdings could be considered in mortgage qualification assessments. In a Tuesday X post, US FHFA Director William Pulte — who was nominated by President Donald Trump — said the agency is examining cryptocurrencies. “We will study the usage [of] cryptocurrency holdings as it…
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Turkey is preparing to impose stricter regulations on crypto transactions to combat money laundering and financial crime, according to information obtained by the state-run Anadolu Agency (AA). Under the proposed measures, crypto platforms will be required to collect detailed information on the origin and purpose of every transfer. Users will need to provide a transaction…
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Bitcoin exposure is increasing in cryptocurrency portfolios, driven by more innovation-friendly US crypto regulations and growing institutional adoption triggered by the introduction of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to a new report from Bybit. Bitcoin (BTC) accounts for about one-third of investor portfolios, or 30.95% of total assets as of May, up from 25.4%…
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Ledger, a major provider of hardware cryptocurrency wallets, has introduced an offline tool for private key recovery to help users regain access to their crypto wallets without relying on cloud-based services or personal data. Ledger Recovery Key is an offline physical recovery tool allowing Ledger Flex or Ledger Stax users to store their private keys…
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