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Bitcoin sheds 3.5% as spot ETFs see $1.4B in outflows. Can BTC defend the critical $77K support floor, or will it break lower?
The crypto market moves without clear direction, but money does not sleep. While Bitcoin remains stuck between 76,100 and 78,000 dollars, several altcoins capture traders' attention.
Following the last three changes of the Federal Reserve chair, Bitcoin reacted in a similar way. Will history repeat itself again?
Momentum has continued to fade for Bitcoin following a broader market pullback, which has kept its price below the $80,000 mark. During the ongoing waning price action, one aspect of the market that is drawing significant attention is the activity of Bitcoin Long-Term Holders.
Trump Media transfers 2,650 BTC worth $205M as bitcoin trades below its purchase price, pushing losses to about $455M.
The grandiose idea of a full-fledged U.S. Bitcoin Reserve is back, but this time with some unusual conditions.
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings, saying the cryptocurrency “lost the plot” after failing to act as a hedge during the Iran war. Yet, one analyst says Cuban got his facts wrong.
A Trump Media-linked wallet moved 2,650 BTC, worth about $204.93 million, to Crypto.com on May 22 without an official explanation. The same address still holds 6,889 BTC worth roughly $532.78 million, while the transfer's purpose remains unconfirmed. The move follows a $405.
The regulatory shift could boost US crypto integration, fostering innovation and investment, but risks arise from reduced oversight and potential instability. White House ends unnecessary regulations for Bitcoin and crypto.
Trump Media moved $205M in Bitcoin to Crypto.com and withdrew Truth Social crypto ETF filings amid Q1 losses and ETF competition.
Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin because it failed to provide a hedge when fiat confidence weakened and geopolitical risk rose. Cuban called it “not the hedge I expected it to be,” and the price record supports his frustration.