Bitcoin price remains stuck near $64,600 after recovering from a dip to $62,383, unable to break above its resistance range around $66,500. Renewed US-Iran conflict and a hawkish Federal Reserve, which kept rates steady but signaled possible hikes, have heightened inflation and risk concerns, limiting Bitcoin's rally. Additionally, the delay of the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act adds regulatory uncertainty, removing a potential boost for institutional confidence. Without a clear catalyst, Bitcoin faces downside risks near $63,000 and $60,000 unless it can break above $66,500 to resume a broader uptrend.
Grab's Chief Product Officer has sold 30,000 shares, generating $109,200 from the transaction. This insider sale may indicate personal financial planning or a strategic move, but it does not necessarily reflect the company's overall performance. Inve...
The TRON blockchain ecosystem has exceeded 402 million accounts, showing robust adoption with 4.4 million daily active addresses and holding $92.3 billion in USDT, nearly half of Tether’s market cap. This growth is supported by reduced smart contract...
Arbitrum's token ARB surged 51.6% in the last 24 hours and 123.8% over the past week, standing out as the top performer in a mostly steady crypto market where Bitcoin and Ethereum posted modest gains. This sharp rise is linked to renewed community en...
Robinhood chose to build its blockchain using Arbitrum technology, allowing it to retain about 90% of net protocol revenue after costs and revenue sharing, unlike if it had deployed on Solana where it would only earn application-level fees. This deci...
SSR Mining has improved its financial position by selling the Copler mine and exiting Turkey, resulting in $1.8 billion in cash and zero debt. Despite higher costs in Q2, the company reaffirmed its full-year production guidance with expectations of a...
