Institutional investors, including public companies, ETFs, governments, and private firms, now hold approximately 4.16 million BTC, signaling a significant shift in Bitcoin ownership. This accumulation reduces the liquid supply available for trading, potentially increasing price volatility during demand surges. Major holders like Strategy and BlackRock’s IBIT dominate with over 800,000 BTC each, while governments like El Salvador continue modest purchases, reinforcing Bitcoin's role as a strategic reserve. The trend suggests a structurally tighter market as more BTC moves into long-term institutional hands and regulated funds, impacting future price and liquidity dynamics.
AlphaPepe's presale is nearing sell-out at Stage 16, having raised over $1.25 million and attracted more than 8,700 holders. The project also boasts over 4,000 active users on its AlphaSwap AI-powered decentralized exchange demo and has completed a 1...
Ballard Power reported mixed first quarter results, missing sales expectations but achieving significant year-over-year margin improvements and reduced operating expenses. Despite ongoing competition from battery-electric alternatives in its core mar...
The ALEX Lab Foundation has submitted a governance proposal to shift the ALEX tokenomics to a deflationary model by linking token emissions to trading volume, introducing fee-based token burns, and implementing escrowed rewards. This aims to reduce c...
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 and other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin also declined following President Donald Trump's warning to Iran, which heightened geopolitical tensions. Over $580 million in crypto positions were liqui...
China's economy showed signs of slowing in April as retail sales grew only 0.2%, industrial output rose 4.1%, and urban fixed asset investment contracted 1.6%, all missing expectations. The slowdown is partly attributed to the impact of the Iran war ...
