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.
The gold market is hitting historic records while the number of companies investing in Bitcoin continues to grow, showing rising interest in digital assets.
The US Treasury held talks with crypto firms about securely storing Bitcoin and digital assets in government reserves.
Ethereum launches Hoodi testnet ahead of Pectra upgrade. BlackRock may file for SOL and XRP ETFs, while US Congress debates Bitcoin reserve legislation.
Japan’s 10-year bond yield surpassed 1.5%, Bitcoin gains recognition in Europe, and Australia launches new crypto initiatives.
El Salvador continues to accumulate Bitcoin despite IMF deal, increasing holdings to 6,111 BTC.
Donald Trump announced the creation of a national strategic Bitcoin reserve, likening it to Fort Knox during the crypto summit.
Economic uncertainty and oil price drops push the US to strengthen its Bitcoin strategy as a hedge asset.
Senator Cynthia Lummis unveiled the US plan to accumulate bitcoin and hold it for 20 years, potentially sparking a new arms race in digital assets.