Bitcoin price metrics saw a broad recovery in April, but analysis warns that the 2022 bear-market breakdown could still repeat.
Charles Hoskinson questioned Bitcoin's post-quantum security choice, saying SPHINCS+ may protect the network but limit flexibility.
The Greek maritime risk management firm MARISKS has issued an urgent warning regarding a cryptocurrency scam targeting shipping companies stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. Key Takeaways: MARISKS reports unknown actors are extorting shipping firms for bitcoin and USDT to bypass the blockade.
The Bitcoin price continues to struggle despite the recent recovery, but the real losses are being recorded elsewhere. The decentralized finance (DeFi) sector was the main focus of the 2021-2022 bull market, with the emergence of new coins.
As Bitcoin price continues to march higher towards $80,000, Grayscale researchers believe the asset has likely already formed a market bottom and is entering the early phase of a new bull cycle.
Tether has added another 951 Bitcoin (BTC) to its reserves, reinforcing a long-term accumulation policy that increasingly looks less like a trade and more like a standing corporate treasury program. According to a recent report from MEXC Ventures, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin, USDt (USDT), purchased roughly $70 million worth of BTC, lifting its total holdings to 97,141 BTC.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT has raised concerns about high premiums charged at Bitcoin Depot ATMs, reigniting a broader discussion about fee transparency and consumer protection in the Bitcoin ATM industry.
On Apr. 21, Brent crude price rose 5.4% and closed at $99.89, touching an intraday high of $102.16.
Tiger Research maintains $143K BTC target despite Q1 correction, citing macro and on-chain recovery.
The last time BTC traded at these levels was in early February.
True Market Mean and Short-Term Holder cost basis form a critical $78.2K to $79.2K range that could define the next major move.
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