Bitcoin’s recovery remains active as analysts watch a breakout above $66,200 for a move toward $69,000 and higher. However, weakening momentum could trigger a liquidity sweep toward $62,000 before buyers attempt another advance. Bitcoin Could Extend Gains for Two Weeks as $66,200 Test Nears Bitcoin may continue climbing for another one to two weeks before
Bitcoin trades at $65,457 on July 27, up 0.18%, catching a bid after Iran signaled a willingness to pause hostilities while pressing against the bear market resistance band that has capped every rally attempt since February. $BTC Is Compressing Between The Bear Market Resistance Band And Its EMA Cluster $BTC 1D Price Action (Source: TradingView)
The rapid advancements in quantum computing threaten not only the cryptocurrency market but also the entire encrypted system, including the banking system. However, according to experts, the cryptocurrency market may be the first sector to be affected by this transformation. At this point, as predictions for “Q-Day” draw closer day by day, experts warn that
Tokenization specialist Securitize (SECZ) is expanding its regulatory footprint, adding an investment adviser registration as the company positions itself to serve a growing number of institutional investors bringing traditional assets onto blockchain rails. Securitize said Monday that its subsidiary, Securitize Capital, has registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as an investment adviser.
Bitcoin remained above $64,000 during the weekend and even climbed to just over $65,000 on Monday, which crypto analyst Doctor Profit has identified as a crucial buying zone. He outlined the most significant range, which was strengthened by the presence of the 200-week moving average (MA200) running through its lower end. Historic Buy Zone The
A Winning Streak Snaps Bitcoin is trading near $65,300 as U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) posted $465 million in combined outflows on July 23 and July 24. Redemptions hit $225.1 million on the first day and $240.08 million on the second, ending a seven-session run that had pulled in nearly $1 billion over the
R3E Network’s neox-rs has reached its first stable release, advancing the Rust-based Neo X client from pre-release evaluation to production-qualified full-node status. The latest version, v2.4.3, includes fixes for four consensus divergences from the reference client and has validated more than 7.21 million MainNet blocks with zero state-root mismatches. The releases follow NNT’s coverage of
Stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL) has acquired nearly 1,000 issued blockchain-anchored patents from IBM, a deal the firm said makes it the largest holder of blockchain patents in the United States. The portfolio spans more than 680 patent families covering blockchain technology, banking, financial services, insurance, enterprise infrastructure, supply-chain verification and cloud security, according to a
Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano and known as one of the most outspoken figures in the cryptocurrency market, made noteworthy statements about Bitcoin and $ADA. Speaking recently on The Starting Block program, Hoskinson stated that Bitcoin will face its biggest test with the development of quantum computing technology, and that if the network fails
Strategy’s (MSTR) cash reserve now stands at $3.75 billion after the company raised $544.5 million last week. That $3.75 billion is enough for 2.1 years of preferred stock dividend coverage, according to Executive Chairman Michael Saylor. The money was raised through sales of more than 5.4 shares of common stock, per an SEC filing Monday