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The crypto market’s painting green again. Bitcoin’s climbing, and that’s pulling fresh money into altcoins. The US government shutdown continues dragging on, and traders are
Bitcoin blasted past $126,000 this October. Record highs. Perfect seasonality. Classic FOMO setup. But here’s the thing. Buying spot BTC at all-time highs feels risky. Plus,
North Korean hackers broke their own record this year. They’ve stolen over $2 billion in cryptocurrency, according to blockchain forensics firm Elliptic. That’s nearly triple
BitMine Immersion Technologies doesn’t mess around. The firm scooped up 179,251 ether tokens last week, pushing its total holdings past 2.83 million ETH.
Coinbase just burned through 870 million XRP tokens in three months. That’s not a typo. The exchange dropped from 970 million tokens spread across 52 wallets down to just 99
An old-school Ethereum holder just broke two years of silence. And they brought $20 million worth of ETH to an exchange.
Dogecoin woke up Monday morning 6% richer. The meme coin that started as a joke now trades at $0.27, and some very serious money is flowing in.
Bitcoin smashed through to record highs over the weekend. But the real story isn’t just about crypto prices climbing. Japan’s new prime minister just pledged to revive aggressive
Banks in developing countries just got a warning. Up to $1 trillion could vanish from their vaults by 2028. The culprit? Stablecoins. Standard Chartered’s latest report shows how
Galaxy Digital dropped a bomb on the retail investing world Monday. Their new GalaxyOne platform promises yields up to 8% while letting you trade crypto, stocks, and ETFs from