There is a huge news that has caused waves in crypto circles.Giant BlackRock reportedly is selling off $980 million of Bitcoin (BTC). The report was released at 07:00 UTC on the today, which is one of the biggest institutional Bitcoin sell-offs in recent months. Let’s dive into more details and find out the market impact.
The crypto market is cooling off after a wild selloff wiped out over $1.7 billion in leveraged trades yesterday, according to data from CoinGlass. Bitcoin (BTC) is still above $112,000, Ethereum (ETH) is hovering close to $4,100, and traders are now trying to figure out what the hell just happened. While crypto wrestled with panic,
Bitcoin price is holding above $113,000 as whale accumulation and falling exchange reserves point to strength, even as technicals flash short-term caution. Summary Bitcoin trades around $113,000, down 2.3% weekly and 8.9% below all-time high. On-chain signals show whales adding 56K BTC and exchange reserves falling. Support sits at $112K, with resistance near $118K. Bitcoin
Bitcoin Knots just hit a nosedive. After peaking eight days ago, Coin Dance data shows the node count slid 32.38%, chopping nearly a third off its all-time high. Node Wars: Bitcoin Knots Falls to 4,806 as Bitcoin Core Holds 79% Dominance Bitcoin Knots has been stealing the spotlight in recent months, Coin Dance figures show,
Having spent more than 50 years trading on global markets, Peter Brandt has laid out what he calls the cleanest way forward for anyone looking to build real wealth instead of chasing quick wins. His formula is straightforward: invest 10% in Bitcoin, 20% in real estate and 70% in the S&P 500 via SPY, reinvesting
Crypto market data shows that cumulative returns in the Asian session are outpacing those in the U.S. and EU. Despite this growing divergence in returns, an analyst told Decrypt the U.S. still plays a pivotal role in shaping how this cycle progresses. Over the past year, the cumulative returns noted in the Asian session hovered around
The digital finance landscape is buzzing with innovation, and South Korea is now taking a bold step forward. Leading e-payment companies KG Inicis and KG Mobilians have made headlines by filing a trademark for a won-pegged stablecoin. This move signals a significant push into the realm of digital currency, potentially reshaping how transactions are conducted
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has outlined a bold scenario where Bitcoin could climb to $3.4 million within the next three years. His projection, shared in a recent essay. It rests on the possibility of aggressive monetary expansion if a second Trump administration implements yield curve control (YCC) and injects massive credit into the U.S.
The world of blockchain technology is constantly evolving, bringing both exciting innovations and unexpected challenges. A recent development from South Korea has caught the attention of many: the abrupt discontinuation of a significant South Korean blockchain project by the nation’s state mint, KOMSCO. For two years, the Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO) had
Bitcoin price extended losses after it traded below $115,000. BTC is now moving lower and might even test the $110,500 support zone. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below the $115,000 zone. The price is trading below $114,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $114,000