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History doesn’t rhyme but tends to repeat itself, which is something that has been happening in the crypto industry in the past few weeks. In this case, bitcoin and the rest of the market dropped hard on Friday evening, similar to the events from the previous one. BTC’s Friday Drop It was last Friday when […]

Bitcoin’s price actions were quite underwhelming for days but the substantial ETF flows as well as the positive US CPI numbers resulted in massive gains that propelled the cryptocurrency to a 3-week peak of over $66,000. The landscape with the altcoins is quite similar, with most turning green on a daily scale. ETH is above

In yet another eventful and painful evening trading on Saturday, Bitcoin’s price tumbled by another five grand to a multi-week low of around $61,000. The alternative coins were hit even harder, with numerous double-digit price declines. The main culprit for this crash was the rising tension between Iran and Israel. BTC’s Rollercoaster Continues It was

Bitcoin’s recent rally came to a halt in the past 24 hours or so, as the asset was pushed down to under $70,000 and even below $69,000. The altcoins are also in retreat today, with notable price declines from the likes of BCH, DOT, DOGE, ICP, RNDR, WIF, and APT. BTC Down to $69K Bitcoin

Another busy week is shaping up on the US economic calendar with key inflation data and the minutes from the March Federal Reserve meeting. Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures are due out, and market participants eagerly await them as they are a leading inflation indicator. Additionally, the Q1 2024 earnings season kicks off on

Last updated: March 23, 2024 12:00 EDT | 2 min read The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler has criticized crypto industry participants for avoiding registration requirements with the regulator.  In his closing remarks during a speech at Columbia Law School, Gensler emphasized the importance of mandatory disclosure for market participants, referring to