The recent downturn in Bitcoin prices has raised eyebrows among market analysts, with one prominent figure warning that the leading cryptocurrency could face a significant decline toward the $90,000 mark in the coming months. As Bitcoin opened the month officially dropping below critical support levels, the market’s reaction remains tepid, suggesting that many investors have
Shenzhen Futian Investment Holdings (SFIH) issued an RWA-based digital bond on Ethereum, raising $700 million with Fitch’s A- rating in Hong Kong. On August 29, the digital bond was listed in the Shenzhen and Macau markets. This is the first time tokenized securities based on a public blockchain have been allowed on traditional exchanges. First
Long-term Bitcoin holders (LTHs) sharply stepped up spending late last week, with roughly 97,000 BTC moved on Friday, the largest one-day LTH outflow of 2025, according to Glassnode. While the 14-day smoothed trend has ticked higher, Glassnode noted activity is still within the cycle’s “normal” range and remains below the large distribution spikes seen in
Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent volatility has unsettled investors, as the largest cryptocurrency by market cap slid by more than five percent over the last two weeks. However, two key on-chain factors indicate that the BTC market structure is largely resilient. Bitcoin Remains Strong Despite Volatility According to a CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor XWIN Research Japan,
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Bank of China’s Hong Kong-listed shares jumped 6.7% on Monday to close at HKD 37.580, after local reports suggested the lender’s city unit is preparing to apply for a stablecoin issuer license. The move comes just weeks after Hong Kong rolled out one of the world’s first dedicated licensing frameworks for fiat-referenced stablecoins on August
A major Bitcoin whale has sold more than 31,000 BTC since mid-August, according to CryptoQuant data. The address, known as “195DJ,” still holds nearly 50,000 BTC, worth about $5.4 billion at current prices. The whale’s move coincides with Bitcoin’s drop from above $120,000 to around $108,600 today. The steady outflows began on August 18 and
Tokenized stocks, a new breed of digital assets mirroring the prices of listed companies, could give investors a false sense of ownership and undermine market confidence, according to a top European regulator. Natasha Cazenave, executive director of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), cautioned that many tokenized stock products being marketed in the European
Bitcoin long-term holders have seen their spending accelerate recently, with the largest daily spike of the year taking place on Friday. 1 To 2 Years Old Bitcoin Investors Made Up For The Biggest Part Of The Spike In a new post on X, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has discussed how the activity of the Bitcoin