Craig Wright reignited debate on Bitcoin's future by insisting its base protocol must stay immutable to maintain true decentralization. He argues that allowing changes to Bitcoin's core rules concentrates power among a few, undermining the network's original purpose. Wright believes innovation should happen at the application layer, not by altering Bitcoin's foundation, and criticizes the current role of developers and nodes in governance. Despite his controversial standing, these discussions continue to influence Bitcoin's development and its balance of power among stakeholders.
Bitcoin's price remains stuck near $63,000 after a sharp correction erased its earlier gains this year. The cryptocurrency is consolidating around its 50-day moving average, showing a balance between buyers and sellers but lacking clear momentum. Key...
Solana (SOL) is trading around $73 but remains below important resistance levels at its 100-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating weak bullish momentum. The price is consolidating in a narrow range with neutral market indicators like the RSI ne...
XRP remains pressured around $1.08 after breaking below a symmetrical triangle pattern, signaling continued bearish control. Key moving averages at $1.09, $1.10, and $1.20 act as strong resistance, limiting upside potential. Trading volume is low, in...
Cardano (ADA) surged about 10% following the announcement of its Dijkstra era roadmap, which aims to enhance scalability through multiple phased upgrades. This comes after the recent van Rossem hard fork that improved core infrastructure like Plutus ...
Japan is preparing its first coordinated currency intervention with the G7 in 15 years to strengthen the yen, potentially combining market intervention with future interest rate hikes. This move aims to support the yen long-term and prevent a sharp s...
