
Bitcoin’s Rollercoaster Ride: Can the Bull Run Continue?
Bitcoin has had a wild week, dropping to $77,000 before bouncing back over 10% to reclaim the $85,000 level. Despite this strong recovery, recent market corrections have raised doubts.
Bitcoin has had a wild week, dropping to $77,000 before bouncing back over 10% to reclaim the $85,000 level. Despite this strong recovery, recent market corrections have raised doubts.
Bitcoin wrapped up last week on a strong note, but that momentum hasn’t fully carried into the new week. So far in 2025, weekend trading has been mostly flat,.
Bitcoin has gone through a major shake-up in the past two months, with over $10 billion in open interest wiped out. While some see this as a much-needed reset,.
The crypto market had a rough start to the week, with Bitcoin dropping to $76,500. But it wasn’t just crypto—Wall Street also took a hit, with major stock indexes.
The cryptocurrency world is full of opportunities, and altcoin futures trading is one of the hottest trends right now. As big crypto markets like Bitcoin and Ethereum become more.
Bitcoin has just experienced a massive $12 billion drop in open interest, sparking discussions among analysts about what this means for the market. While such a big drop might.
Last week, cryptocurrency investments saw a net inflow of $226 million, showing that investors are cautiously optimistic despite ongoing market ups and downs.
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Coinbase has just released its first Ethereum Validator Performance Report, revealing that it now runs 120,000 validators managing a massive 3.84 million ETH in staked assets. This makes Coinbase the.
Ethereum’s switch from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS) in 2022 was praised as a revolutionary step. The transition cut energy consumption by over 99%, making Ethereum.
Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor has suggested that the European Union (EU) should consider buying Bitcoin, especially after the Euro’s recent decline against the US dollar.