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TL;DR Bitcoin swung from below $68,000 to nearly $72,000 during Tuesday trading after fresh US-Iran tensions and conflicting de-escalation headlines, then cooled back toward $71,000. The
TL;DR: Gold advocate Peter Schiff has once again ignited controversy on social media by harshly questioning Michael Saylor’s investment strategy. The conflict sparking the debate is
TL;DR: New technical protections in the cryptocurrency market are putting Bitcoin in sight of $145,000. Analyst Celal revealed that the pioneer crypto is building a solid
TL;DR Bitcoin spot trading volumes across major exchanges have fallen to 2023 lows, signaling weaker short-term participation despite recent price gains. The move above $71,000 was
TL;DR NYSE Arca’s rule change removes position and exercise caps on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF options, making these contracts easier to trade at institutional scale. The
TL;DR Bitcoin miners are operating at a loss of nearly $20,000 per coin while BTC trades around $70,912, yet they are significantly reducing selling activity. On-chain
TL;DR Boyaa is seeking shareholder approval for a 12-month mandate allowing up to $70 million in crypto purchases, with Bitcoin expected to dominate the allocation. The
TL;DR Marc Syz left the Banque Syz orbit after Eric Syz rejected integrating Future Holdings AG and its 5,000 BTC treasury into the bank. Future Holdings,
TL;DR Whale Activity: Bitcoin whale inflows to Binance have decreased to $3.6B, dropping below the April 2025 low and indicating a significant decline in large-holder sell
TL;DR Bitcoin fell to just under $67,500 by Monday, marking a two-week low after losing momentum from last week’s $76,000 peak and rebounding above $68,000. Most
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