Bitcoin is experiencing record growth in long-term held supply, reflecting renewed confidence despite market turbulence.
The world of crypto is preparing for an event of particular significance: the imminent expiration of Bitcoin and Ethereum options totaling $1.87 billion. In a context where every movement of these digital assets can lead to waves of volatility, this specific event could redefine market dynamics in the coming hours. Indeed, options, financial instruments that allow speculation on future price movements, are often the stage for tensions between buyers and sellers, especially when such large volumes are at stake.
If Ripple's recent victory against the American regulatory agency has been hailed as a decisive advance, the possibility of an appeal threatens to overturn this fragile balance. According to Dennis Kelleher, CEO of Better Markets, the SEC would have a 90% chance of winning on appeal, which could not only redefine Ripple's fate but also influence the future contours of digital asset regulation in the United States.
Sudden start, but a sudden brake for Ethereum ETFs, between losses and optimistic forecasts for the future.
The race for technological dominance never weakens in the crypto sphere. Yet, amidst this fierce competition, Chainlink continues to hold its own against all rivals, including giants like Binance.
Bitcoin recently crossed the $50,000 mark in early August, marking an impressive 20% increase. However, since this price explosion, the cryptocurrency seems trapped in a narrow range, fluctuating between $57,000 and $63,000. For many, this stagnation means boredom. But while some traders yawn at this consolidation, others see a golden opportunity. These individuals, whether large investors or committed HODLers, continue to accumulate Bitcoin.
Bitcoin ETF in crisis: BTCE fund liquidates its reserves as Bitcoin rebounds. Paradox or simple anomaly?
Ethereum is pumping iron! The PoS transition hasn't prevented inflation, and supply is exploding despite deflation promises.
When Bitcoin's hash rate plays yo-yo, miners risk their shirts between energy costs and competition.
As global markets seek signals of stability, the Chinese economy, long perceived as an unwavering engine, shows worrying signs of exhaustion. Recent economic indicators released by Beijing reveal a much darker reality than what official speeches suggest. Behind the numbers lie significant structural challenges: a real estate sector in crisis, declining household consumption, and geopolitical tensions that stifle growth prospects.