Bitcoin’s recent price movements following the halving event have created a diverse landscape of opinions within the cryptocurrency community.
Amidst ongoing demands for regulatory clarity in the crypto sector, a pivotal issue has emerged regarding the classification of stablecoins – digital assets usually tied to and supported by the U.S. dollar – as securities.
JPMorgan’s latest research report indicates a projected slowdown in crypto liquidations this month, with expectations of a market rebound starting next month.
Binance, a prominent player in the cryptocurrency exchange market, has announced significant changes affecting its trading pairs involving Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), and TrueUSD (TUSD).
One of the most important data points that will shape future Federal Reserve interest rate policy was just released – the CPI.
Recent data reveals that despite Bitcoin’s price dropping below $60,000 due to significant selling by major entities like the German and US governments over the weekend, a substantial 83% of all Bitcoin holders remain in profit.
Ethereum has recently bounced back to the $3,000 threshold, as reported by the respected analytics platform IntoTheBlock.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will speak at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee, on July 27.
A crypto analyst known on X (Twitter) as Bluntz said Bitcoin’s bull cycle isn’t over yet and could last until early 2025.
Israel’s central bank has postponed its plans to launch a CBDC until the European Union clarifies its stance on the digital Euro.