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Digital Asset Investment Outflow Reaches Fifth Consecutive Week
Investors withdraw $6.4 billion from digital assets as economic uncertainty rises.
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Investors withdraw $6.4 billion from digital assets as economic uncertainty rises.
MicroStrategy, under the leadership of Michael Saylor, increased its Bitcoin reserves by acquiring an additional 130 BTC, raising its total holdings substantially.
An analysis of Bitcoin's recent performance and the factors affecting its price amidst ongoing global uncertainties.
Your morning briefing on the latest trends in the crypto markets for March 17, 2025, highlighting how recession fears impact Bitcoin's recovery while memecoins gain traction.
A recent analysis reveals that Bitcoin's supply is facing challenges as it hovers in the $70K to $80K price range with around 20% of its holdings currently at a loss.
The Bank of Korea expresses concerns over Bitcoin's volatility and its compliance with IMF standards for foreign exchange reserves.
The crypto exchange Kraken will soon offer colocation services for low-latency trading, primarily targeting traders in London with under a millisecond response time.
The crypto exchange OKX has suspended its DEX aggregator to address regulatory concerns regarding potential money laundering activities tied to a recent hack.
The DFSA has initiated a tokenization regulatory sandbox to improve the adoption of tokenized investment products within the Dubai International Financial Centre.
The crypto market braces for the March 19 FOMC meeting as altcoins like XRP and XLM hover at critical price points.
21Shares announces the liquidation of its two actively managed ETFs focused on Bitcoin and Ether futures amid a significant market decline.
The ETF offers investors a chance to profit from the fluctuating price of Coinbase shares without the necessity of owning them directly.
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