Bitcoin Bull Market Signal Emerges Even as BTC Struggles to Break $84K
Bitcoin has closed above its 50-week moving average for four weeks in a row. Analyst Ash Crypto sees that as a sign the bottom is in, yet the average still…
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Bitcoin has closed above its 50-week moving average for four weeks in a row. Analyst Ash Crypto sees that as a sign the bottom is in, yet the average still…
Standard Chartered has launched institutional custody support for Ripple’s native stablecoin and is working with the company and LMAX Group on a broader collateral integration aimed at bringing the asset…
After hinting on X yesterday that the company he co-founded decades ago has completed another BTC purchase, Michael Saylor announced the development minutes ago, indicating that Strategy has indeed upped…
Bitcoin traders face another potentially volatile trading week as September CPI takes center stage on Wednesday, while other key events, such as producer inflation, retail sales, and fresh Fed commentary,…
Bitcoin is still trying to recover from the crash at the end of the previous business week, and the latest leg up was halted at $84,000. Most altcoins are in…
Coinbase has fine-tuned an open-weight AI model on its proprietary transaction data to outperform a leading closed-source model in fraud detection, with better detection scores and lower serving latency. In…
October 12 is shaping up as an important day for Ripple’s cross-border token as Evernorth begins trading on Nasdaq with a treasury of roughly 473 million tokens. Meanwhile, analysts are…
The spot exchange-traded funds tracking bitcoin experienced their worst week in terms of outflows since the end of June, which became one of the reasons behind the underlying asset’s major…
The past week didn’t go well for the entire cryptocurrency market, with prices falling to local lows after BTC was rejected at $87,000 and dragged most altcoins with it. The…
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