Bitcoin Briefly Surges Past $90,000 Before falling again – Altcoins Show Mild Momentum
TL;DR Bitcoin broke above $90,000 at the start of the U.S. session, but pulled back to $87,584 and closed with a daily loss of 0.24%, failing
TL;DR Bitcoin broke above $90,000 at the start of the U.S. session, but pulled back to $87,584 and closed with a daily loss of 0.24%, failing
TL;DR BNB Chain will launch a new stablecoin designed for large-scale applications, with the goal of unifying liquidity and avoiding fragmentation across payments, trading, and dApps.
TL;DR Listing Rules: Binance bans third-party deal brokers, requires direct applications through official channels, and publishes a blacklist naming alleged intermediaries. Market Tools: The exchange outlined

CryptoQuant said in a Quicktake published on Dec. 17 that the crypto market has entered a āslowdown phaseā as fear rises and liquidity contracts.

TL;DR Historic Losses: Bitcoin is heading toward its fourth annual decline, a rare streak that differs from past scandal-driven crashes and instead highlights market fatigue as
Bitcoin and Ethereum showed opposite movements following the release of combined October and November U.S. nonfarm payroll data, which revealed the highest unemployment rate since 2021
CoreWeave (CRWV) shares plunged more than 60% since June, raising concerns about a potential oversupply in AI infrastructure.
TL;DR: Wallets holding 1M to 100M XRP sold 1.18B tokens in four weeks since late November, cutting holdings from ~4.8B to ~3.62B by mid-December. XRP failed
TL;DR Bitcoin fell roughly 26% in the fourth quarter to the $86,000 area, but once again showed relative resilience by declining less than the broader crypto

TL;DR Strategy bought 10,645 BTC for about $980.3 million, lifting its holdings to 671,268 BTC and reporting a total investment of $50.33 billion. The company raised
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