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Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is intact, but driven by politics and liquidity: Analyst
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Memecoins will rise from the dead, but in a new form: Crypto exec Memecoins were never about memes, jokes, or financial nihilism; it is the underlying technology and its implications that are promising.
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Firestorm erupts in Aave governance forum over CoW Swap fees Members of the Aave DAO clashed with Aave Labs, with some arguing that the company was not acting in the best interests of token holders.
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Why oil-rich investors are fueling Bitcoin’s next liquidity wave From petrodollars to ETFs, oil-rich investors are entering Bitcoin via regulated rails, deepening liquidity while reshaping market structure.
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Bitcoin ‘extreme low volatility’ to end amid new $50K BTC price target Bitcoin traders braced for a major move “around the corner” after days of BTC price action sticking to a tight range around $90,000.
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Here’s what happened in crypto today Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.
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How HashKey plans to become Hong Kong’s first crypto IPO HashKey’s IPO bid puts Hong Kong’s virtual asset regime on display, testing whether compliance-first crypto platforms can win investors.
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Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is intact, but driven by politics and liquidity: Analyst 10x Research’s Markus Thielen says Bitcoin’s four-year cycle still exists but is now driven by politics, liquidity and elections rather than the halving.
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Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts The Bank of Japan is expected to increase its benchmark interest rates on Friday, a historically bearish signal for riskier assets like Bitcoin.
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Twenty One’s first-day slide highlights investor caution toward BTC-backed stocks Twenty One Capital’s NYSE listing showed how tightly markets now price Bitcoin-heavy firms, with investors refusing to pay much beyond the underlying BTC value.
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Why Michael Saylor wants nations to build Bitcoin banks Michael Saylor explains why governments should consider Bitcoin-backed digital banks. It is time to examine the potential benefits and risks of Bitcoin banks.
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Standard Chartered, Coinbase deepen alliance to build institutional crypto infrastructure Standard Chartered and Coinbase are expanding their partnership to develop trading, custody and financing services aimed at institutional crypto clients.
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XRP bulls gain ground over bears on social media, ETF inflow streak continues Spot XRP exchange-traded funds continued a streak of positive flows, with over $20.1 million recorded on Friday, marking 19 consecutive days of net inflows.
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Stablecoin usage in Venezuela likely to keep expanding amid economic instability The crypto ecosystem in Venezuela is a product of ongoing economic collapse and international sanctions pressure, according to the TRM Labs team.
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BTC OGs selling covered calls is the main culprit suppressing price: Analyst Despite traditional ETF investors willing to pay premiums to go long, Bitcoin natives selling covered calls have put a damper on a price rally.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission publishes crypto custody guide The guide was a good-faith primer on crypto custody basics and best practices, including different forms of wallet storage and common risks.
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Solana ETFs record 7-day inflow streak despite price slump The first SOL ETF was launched in July, followed by Bitwise’s SOL ETF in October, which recorded $57 million in first-day trading volume.
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Strategy survives first Nasdaq 100 shakeup since entering the index Strategy remains in the Nasdaq 100 as MSCI considers excluding firms whose crypto holdings exceed 50% of total assets.
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Spot volumes drop 66% in ‘lulls’ that often precede next cycle leg: Bitfinex Bitfinex said the recent 66% slide in spot trading volumes echoes lulls seen before next leg in the cycle.