Wednesday, October 21

Bitcoin & Altcoins

Digital asset market liquidity contracted sharply across global derivatives venues after Bitcoin dropped below 84,000 dollars, triggering a widespread market liquidations cascade. Market data tracking published by analytics platform CoinGlass confirms that over 550 million dollars in risky crypto bets

Digital currency markets experienced a sharp upward rally late Thursday as Bitcoin crossed the $75,000 price threshold for the first time since May. According to market tracking data, the benchmark cryptocurrency gained momentum after President Donald Trump called on Congress

MicroStrategy, now operating under the name Strategy, has significantly reduced its workforce while aggressively expanding its bitcoin holdings. The company disclosed in its audited 2024 annual report, filed Tuesday, that it cut 20.7% of its workforce as it more than

Bitcoin’s recent price movements have raised suspicions among market analysts, with some questioning whether its trading behavior is being artificially influenced. Despite substantial institutional inflows, the cryptocurrency has remained locked in a tight range between $92,400 and $106,500 since mid-December

Bitcoin continued its downward trajectory on Monday, declining 0.8% to $96,197, as the cryptocurrency market remained subdued amid the U.S. Presidents Day holiday. With stock and bond markets closed, significant price movements appeared unlikely, extending Bitcoin’s underwhelming start to 2025.

Argentine President Javier Milei is facing significant political fallout after endorsing a cryptocurrency token that quickly skyrocketed in value before crashing, leading opposition lawmakers to threaten an impeachment trial. The token, $LIBRA, was promoted by Milei on social media late

U.S. states are ramping up their legislative focus on cryptocurrency, with four states introducing new bills related to digital assets this week alone. This development brings the total number of states considering crypto-related legislation in February to nine, highlighting an

Goldman Sachs has significantly increased its holdings in cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), accumulating over $2 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF shares, according to recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings. The investment banking giant now holds approximately $1.3