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Bitcoin is barely hanging on. The price sits at $111,000 after a brutal weekend that wiped half a trillion dollars from the total crypto market.

The two giants controlling 82% of the stablecoin market face unprecedented threats. From unexpected competitors to regulatory pressure, their dominance isn’t looking as permanent

BlackRock’s Larry Fink just dropped a hint that sent ripples through the crypto world. The asset management titan is eyeing a bigger role in tokenization and expects explosive

South Korea just unfroze a deal everyone thought was dead. Binance’s attempt to crack the Korean market through GOPAX might finally happen after sitting in regulatory limbo since

Friday’s crypto meltdown tells two very different stories. Bitcoin stumbled but stayed upright. Altcoins got absolutely demolished.

Bitcoin just crashed. Again. And this time, the chart’s telling a story that’s hard to ignore. Friday’s plunge marks the third time bulls tried to break above a critical

Crypto markets are bouncing back after Friday’s chaos. What looked like a complete meltdown 48 hours ago now feels like an overreaction.

The crypto world just lived through its worst day in years. Over $19.5 billion in leveraged positions vanished within hours on October 10-11, 2025. Bitcoin dropped 8.4%. Traders

October just started. Bitcoin already looks strong. History backs this up. Since 2013, bitcoin averaged 79% gains every fourth quarter. So far this year, multiple factors suggest

Bitcoin just crushed Q4 historically, averaging 79% gains since 2013. But this time feels different. Three major forces converged simultaneously. The Fed slashed rates to a