Ethereum steadies above $3,300 support following 12% decline, with bullish divergence signaling potential recovery toward $4,000.

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BTC rose to almost $104,000 minutes ago.

Bitcoin continues to consolidate just above the $100K mark after experiencing a sharp rejection from the $116K resistance. While volatility has cooled

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BitMine Immersion, Sharplink, and Forward Industries are the only altcoin-focused DATCos among the top 15 holdings.

While the crypto derivatives market shows signs of stabilizing after October’s liquidation, Bitcoin’s slide below $99,000 suggests traders remain cautious and the recovery fragile.

Bitcoin climbed past $106,000 and Asian stocks rose as the US Senate moved closer to ending the historic government shutdown.

BTC tapped a six-day peak earlier this morning.

Most of the crypto market is well in the green today, but XPR exceeds.

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Standard Chartered is leaning on Hong Kong’s progressive regulatory landscape to drive its global blockchain and digital finance strategy.

Hong Kong to issue multi-currency digital bonds for the third time, enhancing liquidity and reducing currency risk in cross-border trades. 

Rumble agreed to buy Germany’s Northern Data to expand its cloud and AI infrastructure with one of Europe’s largest Nvidia GPU networks.

Spanish crypto influencer Álvaro Romillo has been jailed without bail for allegedly running a $300 million Ponzi scheme.

Ledger is planning a New York listing or private fundraise next year as demand for crypto security devices reaches record highs.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded their third-largest net outflows of $1.22 billion last week, with $558.4 million in net outflows on Friday alone.

Ethereum gas fees have fallen to 0.067 Gwei, making transactions as cheap as $0.04 after October’s market crash.

Crypto investment products saw $1.17 billion in outflows, marking a second straight week of institutional withdrawals.

Bitcoin surged past $106,000 as short-term volatility spiked, signaling a liquidity-testing phase on Binance.