Economist Henrik Zeberg warns that the recent Bitcoin price surge is a temporary 'B-wave' bounce within a larger bearish cycle, possibly marking the end of a long-term fifth wave near $110,000. Technical indicators like bearish divergence on the RSI and a looming bearish MACD crossover suggest weakening momentum and a potential major market top. Zeberg projects a significant correction with Bitcoin potentially falling toward $41,492 support, despite short-term gains. This outlook aligns with other analysts who also see signs of an impending bearish phase for Bitcoin.
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Silvercorp Metals Inc. has submitted an application for a triple primary listing of its common shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Main Board, accompanied by a global offering of shares. This move aims to expand the company's investor base and e...
Archax, the UK's first FCA-regulated digital securities exchange, is integrating its tokenization platform with the Aptos blockchain, bringing over 100 regulated tokenized securities and real-world assets onchain. The first product launched is the Me...
Circle has raised $222 million to develop Arc, its own layer-one blockchain designed to host its USDC stablecoin as the native asset. This move shifts Circle from just issuing stablecoins to owning the infrastructure they settle on, creating a potent...
Last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant net outflows totaling $1.257 billion, the largest weekly outflow since December 2025. BlackRock’s IBIT led the outflows with $448.4 million withdrawn. This outflow coincided with a Bitcoin price dr...
