Bitcoin is maintaining a crucial macro support level, which analysts believe could lead to a major bull market phase. If this support holds, Bitcoin's current all-time high near $126,000 might only be the midpoint of the cycle, with potential to surge beyond $300,000. Short-term support around $62,000-$62,500 is critical for near-term rallies. Additionally, clearer U.S. crypto regulations are boosting investor confidence, while stable on-chain data suggests strong holding behavior among investors.
The U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.6, its highest since June 2022, signaling stronger economic activity that could support risk assets like Bitcoin. Historically, sustained PMI levels above 55 have coincided with major crypto rallies, though B...
The GRAM token experienced sharp price swings after Apple temporarily removed Telegram from its App Store due to content violations, causing a brief 6% drop before recovery. Meanwhile, XRP holders can now borrow the RLUSD stablecoin using wrapped FXR...
Coldcard, a bitcoin cold wallet maker, warns users to urgently move their funds due to an ongoing exploit that has already drained about $114 million from vulnerable wallets. The flaw affects certain Mk3, Mk4, Mk5, and Q models running specific firmw...
Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money, announced plans to sell his entire Bitcoin holdings following concerns about quantum computing potentially breaking current encryption standards. This warning came after an interview with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, who urg...
Bitcoin's 30-day implied volatility index (BVIV) has dropped to 36%, the lowest since May 31, signaling calm despite recent challenges like the Coldcard hack, weak institutional demand, and regulatory uncertainty. This low volatility suggests a poten...
