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Bitcoin Reaches $65K — Market Braces for Major Options Expiry

At 11:40 a.m. EDT on Thursday, bitcoin (BTC) surpassed the $65,000 mark. After the latest climb, the current trading price per BTC stands at $65,430 per coin. Bitcoin Peaks Above $65K Bitcoin (BTC) has enjoyed a rise today, reaching $65,499 during the morning trading hours. Of the day’s total crypto trade volume of $95.27 billion, … Read more

BOS Open-Sources Zero-Knowledge Protocol, Paving the Way for Advanced Cryptography on Bitcoin

BitcoinOS (BOS) has open-sourced its BitSNARK verification protocol, marking a significant advancement in blockchain technology. This protocol, which successfully verified the first zk-SNARK proof on the Bitcoin blockchain, enables zero-knowledge cryptography without altering Bitcoin’s core protocol. By facilitating decentralized atomic swaps, cross-chain transfers, and 2-way pegging, BitSNARK opens up new possibilities for Bitcoin to interact … Read more

Positive Signals For Bitcoin: Long-Term Support Levels Indicate Growth Ahead

Recent data suggests a favorable outlook for Bitcoin as long-term support levels remain strong. The 30-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) of Binary Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) is fluctuating between 0.1 and 0.3, indicating that long-term holders are actively accumulating Bitcoin. Long-Term On-Chain Support Levels Signal a Positive Outlook for #Bitcoin “The 30-day EMA of Binary … Read more

Blackrock’s Head of Crypto Sees Bitcoin as ‘Risk Off’ Asset Despite Stock Correlation

Blackrock’s digital asset chief sees bitcoin as a “risk-off” asset even though it has shown a pattern aligned with U.S. stocks. He drew parallels between bitcoin and gold, pointing to its decentralized structure and limited supply as crucial factors setting it apart. Blackrock’s increasing engagement with bitcoin is also reflected in the strong performance of … Read more

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