Is the Bitcoin bottom in? BTC derivatives point to limited price downside
Bitcoin derivatives data suggest the bottom is in, but investors’ fears could limit a recovery beyond $100,000. Go to Source
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Bitcoin derivatives data suggest the bottom is in, but investors’ fears could limit a recovery beyond $100,000. Go to Source
Scott Bessent, who has been in office for less than a week as US Treasury Secretary, will also take on the role of acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Go to Source
Traditional exchanges are seeking to expand trading hours as 24/7 onchain trading gains momentum. Go to Source
Bitcoin and select altcoins bounced back sharply, indicating solid purchasing demand at lower levels. Go to Source
Uphold resumes staking in the UK post-regulatory changes, India signals a potential crypto policy shift and Kraken prepares to delist USDT in Europe. Go to Source
World Liberty Financial’s current crypto holdings are valued at $373 million, with major stakes in Ether and Wrapped Bitcoin. Go to Source
Since its initial $250-million Bitcoin acquisition in August 2020, MicroStrategy has bought 471,107 BTC as of February for roughly $30 billion. Go to Source
Through a recent acquisition, Kraken is now allowed to offer derivative products across the European Union. Go to Source
Hamilton Treasury, Gate Ventures, Keplr, EarnOS, Starpower and Hyve Labs highlight the latest edition of VC Roundup. Go to Source
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have shocked markets as investors fear an impending trade war. Go to Source