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Bitcoin retreated Friday evening, falling to $75,120 per coin and marking a 2.8% decline over the course of the day. The daily decline added another bruise to what has already been a fairly miserable seven-day stretch, pushing weekly losses to roughly 5%. Bitcoin Loses Ground The $80,000 range once again appears increasingly distant, with bitcoin […]
Read full articlePotential military action against Iran could destabilize global markets, impact oil flow, and challenge Bitcoin's safe-haven status. The post Trump considers new strikes on Iran after meeting with security team appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The SEC's delay highlights ongoing regulatory challenges, impacting crypto market confidence and slowing blockchain integration in traditional finance. The post Bitcoin drops below $76K after SEC delays tokenized stocks plan appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Iran's Bitcoin strategy amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis could reshape global crypto regulations and intensify geopolitical tensions. The post Iran intensifies Strait of Hormuz closure, stranding 20,000 sailors as Bitcoin enters the picture appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The integration of crypto in mortgages could reshape financial markets, but volatility risks and regulatory challenges may impact stability. The post Trump administration launches token-backed mortgages to normalize bitcoin in home purchases appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The integration of Bitcoin into major US banks' offerings could transform financial systems, enhancing Bitcoin's utility and institutional adoption. The post Michael Saylor says all major US banks seek Bitcoin advice appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Strive's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy via SATA stock highlights growing institutional interest in yield-bearing crypto investments. The post Strive raises capital via SATA preferred stock to acquire 790 Bitcoin in a single week appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Altcoins have spent years losing ground against Bitcoin, and that has made the phrase “altseason is dead” one of the easiest claims in crypto. However, a market structure shared by Cryptollica on X suggests the story may not be that simple. The chart does not show strength yet, but it does show a familiar location […]
Bitcoin derivatives traders are moving back into the market after an eight-month deleveraging phase, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, with Binance futures open interest now back above its 180-day moving average. The shift suggests risk appetite is returning after one of the longest reductions in leveraged exposure since the 2022 bear market. Bitcoin Traders Are Returning Darkfost said the deleveraging period began after the October 10 event, as Bitcoin’s correction coincided with a worsening global macroeconomic and geopolitical backdrop. In that environment, traders reduced exposure across derivatives markets, with Binance futures activity showing a sustained contraction. “Since the October 10 event, Bitcoin has gone through a prolonged deleveraging phase across derivatives markets, represented here through Binance futures activity,” Darkfost wrote. “Following the October 10 event, combined with the deterioration in the global macroeconomic and geopolitical backdrop, traders
