Bitcoin: Deflationary Now Thanks to Big Buyers?

CryptoQuant’s CEO, Ki Young Ju, claims Bitcoin is acting like a deflationary asset. This is because a company called MicroStrategy (MSTR) is buying up Bitcoin faster than miners can create new coins. MicroStrategy’s Massive Bitcoin Hoard Ju tweeted that MSTR’s massive Bitcoin holdings—over 555,000 BTC, worth roughly $58 billion—are essentially locking up a significant portion…

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Pepe Coin’s Unexpected Comeback: A 70% Surge Predicted?

Pepe coin is making headlines, with analysts predicting a massive price jump. One analyst, OneImpact, believes a bullish pattern suggests a potential 70% surge is on the cards. The Phoenix Rising Pattern OneImpact, using TradingView, spotted a “Phoenix Rising” pattern in Pepe’s price chart. This pattern, they claim, strongly indicates a significant price increase. The…

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Crypto Soars After India-Pakistan Ceasefire

Trump’s intervention ended the India-Pakistan conflict, leading to a ceasefire. This, along with other positive global news, sent Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies surging. Peace in South Asia, Crypto on the Rise The India-Pakistan conflict, which began on May 7th, 2025, after India’s Operation Sindoor, ended with a ceasefire thanks to Trump’s involvement. The conflict, sparked…

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UK Grocery Giant Hit by Massive Data Breach

A major cyberattack on Co-op Food, one of the UK’s largest grocery chains, has resulted in the theft of a significant amount of customer and employee data. While the company initially downplayed the incident, hackers have since contacted the BBC, providing evidence of the breach and claiming extortion. Hackers Reveal Extent of Data Theft Co-op…

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Georgia Man Accused of $3 Million Bank Fraud Scheme

A Georgia man is accused of orchestrating a massive bank fraud scheme involving millions of dollars. The Scheme Ronnie Atkinson, a 56-year-old logging company owner from Macon, Georgia, allegedly conspired with a high-ranking bank executive to defraud a local community bank of over $3 million. The scheme involved using friends and family members as “straw…

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