The cryptocurrency market has sharply corrected, with Bitcoin dropping below the key $75,000 support level. This downturn is driven by escalating geopolitical tensions with Iran, diminishing chances of favorable U.S. crypto regulations, and rising global bond yields increasing the cost of capital. These combined factors have led institutional investors to reduce risk exposure, pushing crypto prices lower. The market outlook depends on geopolitical developments; military strikes could drive Bitcoin down to $72,000-$72,500, while de-escalation might trigger a relief rally above $76,500.
Snail Games, a leading independent game developer and publisher, highlights progress with three Polish studios: Above The Desk, Donkey Crew, and Frozen Way Games. These collaborations have produced successful titles like "Ring of Bells" and "Above th...
Snail Games, a leading independent game developer and publisher, has highlighted progress in its collaborations with three Polish studios: Above The Desk, Donkey Crew, and Frozen Way Games. These partnerships have helped Snail expand its game content...
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, indicated in a podcast that the company might sell some of its Bitcoin holdings before the end of the year, marking a shift from his previous position of never selling. Strategy holds over 818,000 BTC w...
Since the SEC sued Ripple in December 2020, a $10,000 investment in XRP dropped to $20,000 but surged to a peak value of $182,500 in mid-2025 after legal clarity and market rallies. Despite a recent pullback to about $68,500, XRP's future gains hinge...
Fidelity's macro director Jurrien Timmer highlights Bitcoin's unusual behavior near a major resistance zone around $80,500, suggesting it is evolving like in the early stages of a bull market. Despite being overbought, Bitcoin has not corrected sharp...
