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The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a surge in activity, particularly in Bitcoin futures. Data from Coinglass, dated October 13, reveals that the total open interest in Bitcoin futures has reached 55,213 BTC, equating to around $34.63 billion. This trend is

Bitcoin (BTC) could continue to rally as key on-chain metrics suggest that more upside is possible after clearing a critical resistance at $63,000, according to the latest edition of the “Bitfinex Alpha” report. Bitcoin hit a daily and local high

According to blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence, an ancient Bitcoin whale dating back all the way to 2009 has just sent $630,000 to the Kraken exchange. The whale in question mined their BTC just a month after the very first

Blockstream, one of the leading Bitcoin infrastructure companies, has recently confirmed that it has successfully completed a significant funding round of 210 million dollars. This announcement comes at a crucial time for the cryptocurrency market, with many experts predicting an

According to Kaiko Research, Chinese crypto investors are selling their digital assets to take advantage of rising equity prices. The analysis platform reported on X that the Chinese stock market is experiencing its highest volatility in nearly a decade. China’s

Bitcoin surges to $66k, marking a new technical higher high and signaling potential bullish momentum across the market. Both long-term and short-term Bitcoin holders see profitability rise, suggesting reduced financial pressure and market recovery. US Spot ETFs now manage $58B

BTC’s price surge doesn’t compensate for the price volatility risks, a chart by Goldman Sachs shows. Gold’s relatively higher risk-adjusted returns explains its safe haven appeal. Bitcoin (BTC) has surged over 40% this year, outshining major equity indices, fixed-income securities

Yesterday, on the CNBC website, an article was published in which the hypothesis is ventured that the price of Bitcoin could reach six figures regardless of who wins the US presidential elections in November. The hypothesis indeed imagines that after