Bitdeer sold 223.1 BTC this week and reported zero Bitcoin holdings on its corporate balance sheet, maintaining a strategy of fully liquidating its mined Bitcoin rather than holding it. This approach prioritizes liquidity to support operations and growth, contrasting with miners who accumulate Bitcoin expecting price gains. Bitdeer excludes customer deposits from its holdings count, meaning it still holds Bitcoin in custody for clients. The move reflects a treasury management choice rather than a market signal, as selling mined BTC converts volatile assets into cash for fixed costs and expansion.
Solana (SOL) has surged from around $75 in August to trade near $116, breaking past a key resistance zone now acting as support. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD suggest sustained bullish momentum, with market focus on surpassing the $120 thres...
Quant (QNT) token surged 13.98% within four hours on September 25, rising from $90.14 to $103. This sharp price increase was recorded on Binance’s QNT/USDT spot market. QNT holds the 67th position by market capitalization at about $1.41 billion. Duri...
ARK Invest and Securitize have tokenized the ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX), making it available on Ethereum to eligible investors. This fund, with about $1.3 billion in net assets, remains actively managed and invests in private and public tech companies ...
Bitcoin's recent bear market saw a 55% price drop, less severe than past declines of 70-80%, thanks to spot bitcoin ETFs and growing institutional participation. This shift has reduced volatility and changed market dynamics, with investors now using ...
Bitcoin is maintaining its position above crucial on-chain cost levels, approaching resistance between $95,000 and $97,000. This resilience is supported by strong ETF inflows totaling about $1.3 billion over five days and a doubling of spot trading v...
