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CME dealers were ahead of Bitcoin’s drop from $48k to $15k in 2022, and now they’re going long.
Monday morning saw BTC break above $69k, now just one or two strong days away from setting new all-time highs.
We saw Ethereum dominate 2017 and Solana rule 2021—now, could it be SUI’s turn to dominate in 2025? We explore key innovations and trends that suggest Sui might be the play for 2025.
Bitcoin dominance has surged to a 42-month high as BTC reaches $68,000, signaling short-term outperformance over altcoins, while also giving time to prepare for the upcoming alt season.
The long-awaited breakout of the bull flag could finally be here—here's what to expect if it plays out.
World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) has launched overnight, but don’t get caught up—stay focused on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin has surged nearly 5% in the past 24 hours, breaking above $66K once again, signaling renewed bullish momentum.
Bearish CPI data has led to further Bitcoin weakness and may likely continue as inflation persists.
Are meme coins the last hope for retail investors to achieve massive gains in the crypto space? With institutional investors dominating traditional altcoins, meme coins still offer retail a chance at explosive profits, albeit with high risk.
CPI announcements have historically caused significant volatility in Bitcoin, with price movements averaging 6.22%, though recent days have seen smaller fluctuations.
A volatile 24 hours have lead to the first wave of leveraged long liquidations. As BTC moves lower, the next level of leveraged longs are at threat.
Bitcoin experienced extreme volatility, with key liquidation levels at $62,500 and $64,750 serving as crucial support and resistance, potentially signaling future price movements.
Julian Assange’s adoption of Bitcoin highlights its vital role in providing financial freedom beyond traditional systems.
The US unemployment rate tends to have an impact on Bitcoin and other markets... What should you expect tonight?
October has historically been Bitcoin's most bullish month, boasting the highest average returns and the greatest number of positive months.
September was a month where both sides of the market were in control. Bears were dominating and looking to push BTC back below $50k early in the month, before a sharp reversal from the bulls on the anticipation of the first interest rate cut in over four years.
October has historically been Bitcoin's most bullish month, boasting the highest average returns and the greatest number of positive months.
ETH/BTC looks to have bottomed. Ethereum is showing strength against Bitcoin, what does this mean for the crypto market?
Growing concern surrounding the US dollar's stability, BlackRock may turn to Bitcoin...
Bitcoin reached another key level overnight and reacted just as expected, but we are not in the clear yet...
