Following the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appeal on a Federal ruling that stated XRP tokens are non-security assets, the altcoin has experienced a major hit. Notably, it has leveled all its gains from the previous month, giving it a fresh start to the Ripple vs SEC case.
Terawulf sold its 25% stake in Nautilus Bitcoin mine to Talen Energy. The firm plans to enhance the efficiency of its mining fleet to achieve 18.2 J/TH.
Whales accumulate Bitcoin despite recent market dip and macroeconomic pressures. Dormant Bitcoin addresses reactivated, signalling renewed market participation.
On Wednesday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officially initiated an appeal process against the final ruling in the case against Ripple Labs. The specific grounds of the SEC's appeal remain undisclosed so far, leaving the XRP community in the dark.
A malicious actor is targeting Coinbase users with fake support email as flagged by Ripple CTO.
Major crypto transaction monitoring service Whale Alert says that a mysterious Bitcoin whale, which has not been active for 10.8 years, has suddenly reappeared in the last few hours. Specifically, the previously inactive large holder has started showing activity by transferring 100 BTC from the old address "17tdW8" to the new address "bc1qqy6.
As we all know, halving is an event that happens in the Bitcoin market every four years. The market follows a specific pattern as it moves from one halving to the next. Usually, the price of BTC reaches its peak around 518 to 546 days after a halving event in a bull market.
The crypto markets saw significant turmoil over the past 24 hours, with over 100,000 traders impacted by mass liquidations, greatly raising concerns during the latest market downturn. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below the $60,000 mark on October 3 before recovering and pushing back above $60,000.
Crypto investors are nervously awaiting the release of the September jobs report, and the Fed's response regarding rate cuts in November.
The cryptocurrency community has been stirred by Bitwise's recent filing for the first-ever Spot XRP ETF with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is a significant moment for Ripple's XRP, drawing attention to whether a futures market will be required for approval—especially considering the approach taken for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs.
Chief Investment Officer at Lekker Capital, Quinn Thompson, expressed confidence in the market, suggesting it's a clear opportunity to bid despite short-term fluctuations.
The bitcoin miner intends to reinvest the capital into its flagship facility in New York, which focuses on hosting HPC/AI data centers.
If Bitcoin falls below a crucial support, then it won't be surprising to see the king coin plummeting to $57k once again.
According to the American television network HBO, the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, who created Bitcoin, may not be a mystery for much longer.
The SEC has appealed Judge Torres' ruling in the Ripple lawsuit, coinciding with large XRP whale transfers totaling 153 million coins, causing market uncertainty and a slight dip in XRP's price.
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The free fall of bitcoin has finally stopped and the fear from the market has started to drop. RSI is showing improvement and there are other indicators that are signaling a recovery. But, has BTC really started to recover or this is another trap, let's explore.
In 2024, Bitcoin and Ethereum-focused ETFs have surged in investor popularity and have climbed up the top 25 newly launched funds. Following the approval of the first spot Bitcoin ETFs, initial skepticism of the market has worn off.
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As the Ripple vs SEC case proceeds further with the securities regulator submitting a “notice of appeal” in the Second Circuit court this week, the XRP community remains unclear as to what exactly the SEC is appealing as it still needs to make a disclosure with Form C. However, the latest report suggests that the
David Schwartz, Ripple chief technology officer (CTO) who took part in the creation of the XRP Ledger, has taken to his account on the X social media platform to address the XRP army with a new alert.
Interestingly, the renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East did not affect BlackRock's IBIT, which bucked the trend by attracting $37 million in inflows.
The Tron Network reported an impressive revenue of $577 million for the third quarter, outperforming major blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin short-term holders have recently moved over 14 times as much profit volume as the loss one. Bitcoin Has Plunged As Short-Term Holders Have Been Realizing Gains According to the latest weekly report from Glassnode, the short-term holders have started taking profits again recently.
Bitcoin is currently testing a crucial support level after a 9% decline from its recent local highs. The broader crypto market, alongside traditional markets, has been experiencing heightened volatility, driven by the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
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Here's why XRP has caught the eye of industry participants as of late.
Peter Schiff, a well-known critic of Bitcoin, is once again sounding the alarm, claiming that the digital asset is in a bear market. Schiff notes that Bitcoin has underperformed dramatically when compared to gold, noting that since its peak almost three years ago, the price of the cryptocurrency has dropped by roughly 40%.
AAVE, APT, and BEAM are the top performers from the largest 100 alts today.
Amid Middle Eastern tensions, Bitcoin has taken a dip, but the horizontal support at $60,000 has held firm thus far. Currently bouncing higher, can $BTC now start to reclaim lost ground and move back to the top of its bull flag?
Bitcoin holds steady around $61,000 as global developments unfold, including Ripple's expansion in Brazil, IMF's warnings to El Salvador, and JPMorgan's bullish outlook amid geopolitical tensions and upcoming US elections.
The XRP token is a sleeping giant that is suffering from Ripple's legal dispute with the SEC. But can the token rise again afterwards?
Bitcoin ETFs experienced a staggering outflow of $52.9 million, while Ethereum ETFs enjoyed a notable inflow of $19.8 million. This sharp contrast reflects evolving investor sentiments and could signal broader shifts in the market.
According to data provided by cryptocurrency analytics platform Santiment, the Ripple-affiliated XRP token has emerged as the top-trending cryptocurrency.
With the beginning of a bullish month of the year for crypto, Bitcoin's price has taken a big hit due to rising tensions between Iran and Israel. Amidst this Bitcoin has seen a massive outflow from exchanges, marking the largest withdrawals since November 2022.
Bitcoin has been experiencing some interesting developments in its market indicators, and a recent analysis points to the NVT (Network Value to Transactions) Golden Cross signaling a potential short-term local top. According to a CryptoQuant analyst known as Darkfost, the NVT Golden Cross—a key metric used to determine market valuation relative to transaction volume—has reached a major level.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin miner exchange inflows have been dropping recently, a sign that may be bullish for the asset's price. Bitcoin Miner Exchange Inflow Has Been Declining Recently As explained by CryptoQuant author Axel Adler Jr in a new post on X, miners have gradually been reducing their exchange inflows recently.
The IMF said it seeks to reach an agreement with Salvadoran authorities on an IMF-supported program to help with macroeconomic stabilization.
BlackRock's US Head of Thematics and Active ETFs, Jay Jacobs, said there is plenty of room for Bitcoin adoption. Jay still estimates a market of Brazilian Real 30 trillion ( ~ $5.4 trillion) in the coming years.
Ripple's Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Stuart Alderoty has openly slammed the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its most recent legal move, marking a significant step in the ongoing dispute over XRP and the blockchain payment firm.
Still pressures on the country with BTC as legal currency.
Amid the broader market correction, altcoins have faced an even deeper fall with Ethereum (ETH) and other top alts plummeting by 10-15% over the past week. However, the Santiment analysis shows that three altcoins – XRP, APT, and LINK – could make big moves ahead amid fundamental developments and institutional interest.
The US SEC's decision to appeal against a federal court ruling last year that recognized XRP is not a security has created shockwaves in the cryptocurrency market, especially the XRP market. The XRP price has dropped at least 1.2% in the last 24 hours. On September 30, the opening price of XRP was around $0.6405.
Geopolitical tensions can have far-reaching effects beyond the borders of the nations involved. The latest conflict involving Iran, Lebanon, and Israel has not only heightened military and diplomatic concerns but has also sent ripples through financial markets worldwide, with cryptocurrencies experiencing significant volatility.
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XRP whales nabbed significant investor attention on Friday, moving hundreds of millions of coins in light of the latest development in the Ripple vs SEC lawsuit. On-chain data indicated nearly 153 million coins shifted by whales as the U.S. SEC filed for a ‘notice of appeal‘ against Judge Analisa Torres' final judgment in the Ripple