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Despite growing optimism that Bitcoin has reached a cycle low, historical cycles suggest another leg down could still be ahead. While rising institutional involvement may reduce the severity of the downturn, a chart shared by a top crypto analyst suggests the cryptocurrency could still be headed for a bottom below $30,000 before a sustained recovery begins.  Bitcoin Cycle Pattern Points To Possible Deeper Low The analyst explains that Bitcoin has followed a repeating pattern across major market cycles, where strong rallies are followed by very deep price declines. In previous cycles, Bitcoin fell about 83.90% after the 2017 peak and about 77.91% after the 2021 peak. These past moves are used as a guide for understanding the current market structure. Related Reading: ...

Zcash (ZEC) is trading near $432, up about 6% today but down roughly 30% over the past month following the Orchard pool bug. The headline news settled by June 6, but on-chain data shows the damage is still moving through the network. A critical flaw in Zcash’s Orchard shielded pool, disclosed June 5 but proactively
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Iran's actions heighten geopolitical tensions, risking global energy supply disruptions and economic instability in Gulf regions.
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The drone strikes during SPIEF 2026 highlight vulnerabilities in Russia's security, potentially deterring foreign investment and impacting markets.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says energy and compute will define AI's limits, not model quality, as costs split across tiers.
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The EU’s crypto market could very well shrink in three weeks. On July 1, 2026, the transitional period under Europe’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation (MiCA) expires. Any crypto exchange, broker, or wallet provider operating in the EU without a CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider) license must cease operations immediately. According to the live CASP register, 183
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