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A crypto analyst has announced that Bitcoin (BTC) has hit its last bull trap, signaling that the price of the flagship cryptocurrency could fall much further before a potential reversal begins. The analyst has shared a chart highlighting key accumulation areas at levels below $60,000, the lowest price BTC has reached since its all-time high in 2025. Bitcoin Reaches Final Bull Trap Following Bitcoin’s rebound over the weekend, a pseudonymous whale and crypto analyst known as NoName shared an update on Bitcoin’s latest price action and what its next moves may be. In a post on X, NoName announced that Bitcoin has recently hit its second and final bull trap since reaching a price peak in 2025. Related Reading: This Bitcoin Metric Has Predicted Every Cycle Bottom, But Wha...

Bitcoin (BTC) is trying to steady itself after a shaky start to the week. After dipping briefly toward the key $70,000 support level on Sunday, BTC has since bounced back and is now trading above $72,000 on Monday.  However, the next move may depend less on internal crypto dynamics and more on the escalating geopolitical backdrop of tensions between the United States and Iran, and the events that unfold in the days ahead. $100,000 Bitcoin By Year-End In a new report, market analyst Sam Daodu argues that Bitcoin’s direction is closely tied to how the conflict unfolds. Rather than pointing to a single likely outcome, Daodu lays out three scenarios, each with a different implication for oil prices, investor sentiment, and ultimately BTC price action.  Related Reading: R...

Small investors have all but disappeared from Bitcoin trading. Data from CryptoQuant shows crypto inflows from accounts holding less than one BTC dropped to a record low on Binance earlier this month — the weakest retail participation in nine years. Related Reading: Bessent Presses Congress On Crypto Rules As Senate Clock Ticks Down Wall Street Moves In While Main Street Sits Out The numbers tell a stark story. While everyday investors pull back, major financial institutions are quietly building their crypto positions. Morgan Stanley launched a Bitcoin ETF. Charles Schwab opened a waitlist for spot Bitcoin trading. Franklin Templeton announced a dedicated crypto division. Fannie Mae began accepting Bitcoin-backed mortgages. The stablecoin market hit an all-time high ...

Crypto funds pulled in $1.1 billion last week as Bitcoin led inflows, Ethereum rebounded, and softer US CPI lifted risk appetite.
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Tokenization could unify Europe's capital market, enhancing liquidity and efficiency, but requires robust infrastructure and regulatory alignment.
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Transitioning from L2 to L1 architecture reduces costs and enhances user experience in blockchain development.
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Ethereum may be closer to a major turning point than it appears, as key technical signals begin to align. Despite recent weakness, the emergence of a death cross, often seen near the end of downtrends, suggests the market could be approaching its final phase of capitulation. With historical patterns pointing to a nearing bottom, attention is shifting from fear to opportunity. Worst-Case Scenario: Final Phase Of The Bottoming Process In outlining a worst-case scenario for Ethereum, crypto analyst Sykodelic explained that if the market has not yet fully bottomed, it is likely in the final 2%–3% of the overall bottoming process. Such a narrow margin suggests that while some downside risk may remain, the majority of the correction has already played out, placing price ac...

BTC momentum surges above prior highs as spot buying and volume strengthen. Futures OI rises, but funding flips short. Options show reduced bearish bias. ETF demand remains strong, while on-chain activity cools, signaling consolidation with improving sentiment.

Hamas's strategic shift from resistance to governance signals potential for larger conflicts in the region.
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Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire says USDC freezes require legal orders, defending the firms response to criticism after the Drift exploit.
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