Bitcoin Bottom Might Be In, Says Analyst

A popular crypto analyst, Rekt Capital, believes Bitcoin (BTC) has likely bottomed out and is showing bullish signs. This comes after a recent price drop. Bullish Signals Despite Price Drop Rekt Capital, who boasts over 500,000 followers on X (formerly Twitter), points to a pattern of higher lows on Bitcoin’s daily chart. This suggests a…

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XRP: A Surge in Activity

XRP is seeing a huge jump in activity lately, and it’s all over the blockchain. Active Addresses Explode A recent analysis shows a massive increase in active XRP addresses – a whopping 620% increase in just one week! This means many more people are buying, selling, and moving XRP around. An active address is simply…

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Bitcoin’s Recent Dive: A $818 Million Loss

Bitcoin’s price recently took a tumble, causing investors to offload a significant amount of their holdings at a loss. This sell-off wasn’t just a minor dip; it resulted in a massive $818 million in realized losses – the second largest this year. What is Realized Loss? On-chain data, specifically the “Realized Loss” metric, tracks the…

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The SEC’s Crypto Shift: A More Relaxed Approach

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is changing its tune on crypto. Instead of its previous aggressive tactics, it’s now taking a more collaborative approach. No More “Gotcha” Games? SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says the agency is moving away from using enforcement as its primary regulatory tool. This means fewer lawsuits and investigations against crypto…

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Ripple’s CTO: We’re Not Here For Your XRP

Ripple’s CTO, David Schwartz (aka “JoelKatz”), recently set the record straight: Ripple doesn’t owe XRP holders anything. This sparked a lot of discussion in the crypto world. Ripple First, XRP Holders Second? Bitcoin advocate Pierre Rochard ignited the debate, arguing on X (formerly Twitter) that Ripple isn’t obligated to prioritize XRP investors. He pointed out…

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Zelle Fraud Lawsuit Mysteriously Dismissed

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) unexpectedly dropped a major lawsuit against some of America’s biggest banks. The suit accused JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Zelle of failing to protect customers from a staggering $870 million in fraud losses. Millions Lost, Lawsuit Gone The lawsuit, filed just last December, claimed that the…

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IMF Wants El Salvador to Ditch Bitcoin Purchases

El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment is facing major hurdles. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is pushing the country to significantly curb its use of Bitcoin as a condition for a $1.4 billion loan. Stricter Bitcoin Rules The IMF’s demands are tough. El Salvador must: Stop buying Bitcoin with public money. No more government Bitcoin purchases. Shut…

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Coinbase CEO Favors Bitcoin-Only US Crypto Reserve

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong thinks the US government’s new crypto reserve should only hold Bitcoin. Armstrong’s Bitcoin-Only Proposal Armstrong, via X (formerly Twitter), suggested a Bitcoin-only reserve would be the best approach. He believes Bitcoin has the clearest path to becoming a digital gold standard compared to other cryptocurrencies. He added that if a more…

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