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Crypto analyst Max has cited historical data to provide insights into what could be next for Bitcoin, noting that it has closed two consecutive monthly candles in the green. Based on this historical data, BTC may be heading for a red month, except if this bear cycle turns out to be different.  Bitcoin Expected To Close This Month In The Red After Two Monthly Green Candles In an X post, Max stated that there has never been a bear market where Bitcoin printed more than two consecutive monthly candles. He noted that BTC closed March and April in the green, with gains of 2% and 12%, respectively. As such, the analyst remarked that this month is likely to close red unless this cycle is different from every previous one. Related Reading: Analyst Predicts Exactly When To Se...

Increased scrutiny on Nobitex may hinder US-Iran diplomatic progress, complicating nuclear deal prospects amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Trump's challenge to the War Powers Act risks escalating US-Iran tensions, potentially destabilizing global markets and geopolitical stability.
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Institutional confidence in digital assets rises, potentially stabilizing Bitcoin prices amid geopolitical and regulatory developments.
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The U.S. defensive strategy in the Strait of Hormuz may stabilize transit but raises questions about long-term resource sustainability and regional tensions.
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Iran's leadership instability could lead to increased militarization and economic strain, impacting regional dynamics and global market perceptions.
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Heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz could destabilize global oil markets and increase the likelihood of broader military conflict.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced on Tuesday, May 5, that the company will reduce its workforce by approximately 14% — a move Armstrong described as “sudden and harsh” but necessary to position the exchange for what he called a new phase of AI-driven operations. Related Reading: Why is Crypto Up Today? Bitcoin Price Faces ‘Real Test’ At This Key Level In a post on X shared with employees, Armstrong outlined two converging forces behind the decision: the persistent volatility of crypto market cycles and the accelerating impact of artificial intelligence on how the company operates internally. Based on Coinbase’s last disclosed full-time employee count of 4,951 as of December 31, 2025, the reduction is estimated to affect approximately 693 people, according to rep...

Coinbase's shift to AI-driven operations may set a precedent for tech firms, emphasizing efficiency and adaptability in volatile markets.
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Ethereum's rise as a wartime store of value highlights its potential to reshape investment strategies amid geopolitical instability.
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