Major Players Bet on BTC Decline, While Ethereum Hits New Lows
Major market players are opening short positions on Bitcoin expecting a drop to $88,000, while Ethereum hits new lows. What does this mean for investors?
Major market players are opening short positions on Bitcoin expecting a drop to $88,000, while Ethereum hits new lows. What does this mean for investors?
Metaplanet increased its bitcoin reserves by 150 BTC, confirming long-term confidence in cryptocurrency. Trump Media is preparing a crypto ETF.
Sonic Labs is preparing to launch an algorithmic stablecoin amid crypto investments surpassing $1.1 billion in February, indicating growing interest in crypto assets.
Tether is set to undergo a full reserves audit by a Big Four firm. Meanwhile, Fidelity is preparing a tokenized fund.
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Ethereum holdings on centralized exchanges hit their lowest since 2015 due to rising DeFi popularity and staking trends.
Nigeria remains open to crypto companies despite Binance conflict. North Korea ranks among top BTC holders, and US lifts sanctions on Tornado Cash.
Central banks are increasing gold reserves, reducing dollar dependence. The US is gearing up for dominance in cryptocurrencies amid global shifts.
Nvidia, BlackRock, xAI, Microsoft, and MGX form an alliance to support AI development in the US. EOS prepares for rebranding.
The SEC ended its legal battle with Ripple, a significant victory for the crypto sector. Institutional investors plan to increase crypto investments in 2025.