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At $105,000 per Bitcoin, miners are singing in the rain of exahashes. Fierce competition, stellar margins: it’s a dance of numbers and electricity.

In 2024, Ethereum saw a significant increase in its long-term holders (HODLers), reflecting heightened investor confidence. This trend contrasts with the decline in Bitcoin holders, indicating promising prospects for Ethereum in 2025 and significant implications for the crypto market.

Bitcoin: when the small players cash in big and the veterans watch, the spectacle is always fascinating.

The recent decline in the price of bitcoin, reaching $92,774, has surprised many observers. Contrary to speculation, it is not the ETFs or institutional investors that are to blame...

With cryptos, there's no question of selling! Institutional players are playing the waiting game, hoping that the jackpot will come ringing.

Small traders have deserted the Bitcoin ship, leaving the whales to play among themselves without making too many waves.

Bitcoin is playing hopscotch with $65,000, but always ends up gliding. Guaranteed suspense.

75% of Bitcoins have not moved, but panic is spreading among traders. Miners are preparing to capitulate.

The influence of Ripple's periodic sales on the price of XRP has long been a subject of controversy among members of the crypto community. Recently, financial expert Mickle addressed this issue. He notably refuted the accusations that Ripple would intentionally suppress the price of XRP through its monthly sales.

Analysis of long-term HODLers' strategies and new traders facing Bitcoin (BTC) volatility.

Long-term holders of Ethereum continue to grow! Here's how they are shaping the future of crypto!

Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, meme crypto stars, see their investments soar according to Bybit, attracting individuals and institutions.

No one wants to sell their bitcoin: are we preparing for a new ATH?

The EIP-4484 would allow Ethereum to take the place of Bitcoin in 2024.

Canadians would be disappointed with cryptocurrencies. According to the latest statistics, a significant number of them have regretted their investments in this digital asset. Details !

In 2019, Swiss billionaire Marc Faber acquired bitcoins at a modest price of $3800. So far, no information suggests that he has sold his position. Does he still hold his precious Bitcoins (BTC)?

A week ago, the SEC launched its war against two crypto giants and didn't forget to shake up around fifty assets classified as “unregistered securities” along the way. Many did not expect such a turn of events. The prices of certain cryptocurrencies plummeted. Even the flagship crypto's price was affected by this attack from the US regulator. However, according to Glassnode, long-term BTC hodlers are unfazed by this storm.