Chinese Woman Pleads Guilty in $6.9 Billion Bitcoin Fraud Case
A Chinese woman pleaded guilty to a $6.9 billion bitcoin fraud in the UK, involving over 128,000 victims and cryptocurrency laundering.
A Chinese woman pleaded guilty to a $6.9 billion bitcoin fraud in the UK, involving over 128,000 victims and cryptocurrency laundering.
Bitcoin dropped below $110,000, hitting a three-week low amid nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations. Altcoins also faced steep declines.
Bitcoin remains stagnant between $110,000 and $120,000, with selling pressure evident across all investor cohorts according to Glassnode data.
BNB has surged to a new all-time high above $1,080 as Bitcoin pulls back from recent peaks. Market volatility rises ahead of key Fed meeting.
Bitcoin is set for its third consecutive positive September, a trend that often precedes significant October gains. Analysts watch closely for the ‘Uptober’ continuation.
Bitcoin is nearing the $117,900 Fibonacci retracement level, indicating a possible cycle top. Technical patterns suggest a key market pivot ahead.
Bitcoin is trapped between $115,000 and $125,000 as large holders sell $13 billion, signaling a distribution phase rather than a price rally.
Crypto stocks posted strong gains as Bitcoin hit its highest level since August. Galaxy Digital, Circle Internet, and Bitfarms led the rally.
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has surged above 136 trillion, marking a record high and reflecting growing miner activity on the network.
Public companies have collectively accumulated over 1 million Bitcoin, highlighting increasing institutional adoption of the digital asset.