Bitcoin dropped below $63,500 after US July inflation data matched forecasts, removing upward momentum catalysts. The Consumer Price Index rose 0.1% monthly and 3.4% annually, with the Federal Reserve rate-hold probability for September increasing to around 60-62%. Market analysts warn that Bitcoin's $63,000 support level is weakening, and trading volume has fallen to its lowest since early 2019, signaling potential downside risks near $58,500. Investors now await the July Producer Price Index for further market direction.
Lufax Holding Ltd. presents an investment opportunity based on deep value and potential capital return events, rather than a business turnaround. Despite regulatory pressures and compliance issues impacting its stock, the company's strong balance she...
Dash surged 33.6% to $66.55, leading crypto gainers despite Bitcoin falling 1.2% to $79,716. The broader market showed mixed results with altcoins like NEAR also posting gains, while Bitcoin dominance remained high at 59.1%. The Fear and Greed Index ...
Ripple has signed a multi-year sponsorship with University of Florida Athletics, starting the 2026 football season, featuring XRP branding at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, known as "The Swamp." The deal, estimated at up to $5 million annually, includes f...
DASH surged 17.5% to $56.85, its highest since May, driven by a rally in privacy coins and Grayscale's spot Zcash ETF surpassing $400M in assets. The token gained about 85% from mid-August lows near $30, supported by bullish technical signals like a ...
Pineapple Financial, a mortgage lender listed on NYSE American, has tokenized over $1 billion in residential mortgage data on the Injective blockchain, marking a major step in blending traditional finance with blockchain technology. The project start...
