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Bitcoin & Altcoins
Bitcoin tops $75,000 for the first time since May as crypto surge continues following legislative calls and Treasury market moves.
Bitcoin plunged below $87,000 as the market reels from Bybit’s $1.5B hack, rising liquidations, and investor uncertainty over Donald Trump’s long-promised crypto policies.
Kanye West’s planned $YZY memecoin faces uncertainty after deleted posts and delays, raising doubts over its official launch and investor confidence.
Bitcoin remains volatile near $94K as traders assess key support levels, with institutional buying offering some stability amid mixed technical indicators and broader market uncertainty.
Bitcoin surged past $96,000 as Fed’s Raphael Bostic signaled rate cuts in 2025, boosting investor optimism and driving expectations of a shift in U.S. monetary policy.
MicroStrategy cut 20% of its workforce as it doubled its bitcoin holdings in 2024, spending $22.1 billion on cryptocurrency while shedding 400 jobs across key departments.
Bitcoin remains range-bound despite billions in institutional inflows, fueling speculation of market suppression as Samson Mow and analysts point to unexplained selling pressure.