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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is greenlighting Bitcoin (BTC) options exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for two major US exchanges. In separate statements, the regulatory agency says it's approving the bids from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) to list options contracts for BTC-based ETFs.
ECB experts warn that Bitcoin's price rise could deepen social division, urging non-holders to push for regulation to curb its negative economic and social impact.
Bitcoin's bullish weekend price action could be a sneak peek of what's to come this week. Will ETH, SOL, DOGE, and SHIB follow?
Bitcoin mining is at a three-month low, with October recording the lowest revenue gains of the year.
Bitcoin ETFs surge, exchange inflows plummet, and social volume rises.
The Bitcoin vs Dollar debate has been a favorite topic among financial analysts, crypto enthusiasts, and the general investing public. As Bitcoin continues its erratic price action, even briefly hitting over $70k last March 2024, the question remains as relevant as ever.
Bitcoin leadership and investment flows can lead to investors missing out on several other important crypto trends
Italy will raise the tax to 42% from 26% as part of plans to raise more revenues in the 2025 budget, according to Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's cabinet made the move given the “phenomenon is spreading,” Maurizio Leo said during a conference call on Wednesday in reference to bitcoin.
Bitcoin price has been on a steady rise throughout 2024, with multiple indicators suggesting a possible continuation of this upward trend as per crypto analysts Michael Van De Pope. The crypto analyst, as a result, has disclosed five critical reasons why it might be soon the time for the price of Bitcoin to hit its
Bitcoin's (BTC) price volatility can offer both long and short opportunities for traders speculating on different time frames. However, an analyst navigated through the BTC price chart, explaining why shorting Bitcoin is not a good idea right now.
With just 16 days remaining until the U.S. election, bitcoin is now sitting at its highest price since the end of July. Many speculators are confident that a Trump victory would send bitcoin climbing to new peaks, a theory gaining traction among major financial institutions.
The cryptocurrency market is buzzing with optimism as Bitcoin (BTC) approaches a potential all-time high, and one expert is making bold predictions about its future. According to crypto analyst Jamie Coutts from Real Vision, Bitcoin could surge to an astounding $110,000.
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, briefly reached highs of $69,000 before retreating.
Bitcoin getting even against US stocks is a distinct possibility as a "highly effective" BTC price tool repeats a classic breakout signal.
The defendant obtained information on an SEC employee who had access to the X account and used it to conduct a SIM swap that enabled him to make the fake tweet.
On-chain data shows a significant decline in the Bitcoin large holder outflows as the flagship cryptocurrency remains above the $68,000 mark.
BlackRock buys over a billion dollars in Bitcoin in one week, reinforcing its position in the crypto market!
The European Central Bank (ECB) recently published a controversial report on Bitcoin, sparking intense reactions within the crypto community. The institution claims that early holders of the crypto would benefit from newcomers, calling for strict regulation, even a ban.
Bitcoin is holding firm above $68,000 but has yet to break through the critical $69,000 level. After weeks of bullish price action, the market is closely watching for confirmation of a breakout from the seven-month accumulation pattern that has built up significant momentum.
Over the past week, Bitcoin (BTC) has been enjoying attention from all tiers of investors; from short-term traders to institutional players. This can be seen in the strong performance of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the previous week.
During Sunday's low volatility trading, the Bitcoin price shows an insignificant surge of 0.01% to trade at $68,365. The neutral candle shows the buyers are recuperating exhausted bullish momentum after a high-momentum rally since last week.
In today's edition of the weekly recap: Bitcoin ETFs enjoy a resurgence; Donald Trump's World Liberty Financial undersells; and Ripple provides updates on a new stablecoin.
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to establish its position in the global financial markets, institutional investors are increasingly turning to the digital asset, signaling a potential breakout in its price. According to VanEck's recent Bitcoin ChainCheck report, the rising influence of institutional demand, coupled with the growing flows into Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs), is playing a significant role in shaping Bitcoin's current and future trajectory.
A cryptocurrency trading analyst has projected that January 2025 might be the moment when Bitcoin (BTC) clinches a new historical high. This projection follows Bitcoin's ongoing rally that has placed the asset on the cusp of reclaiming the crucial $70,000 resistance.
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Bitcoin ETFs see record daily inflows as institutional investors drive adoption and BTC's ongoing price surge.
Everyone knows that Bitcoin represents an entirely new foundation for a new financial system, displacing the old.
Bitcoin (BTC) is creating quite a buzz in the cryptocurrency world, as recent data reveals that its open interest has surged to an impressive $20 billion. This figure is only 8% shy of Bitcoin's previous all-time high (ATH), stirring excitement among traders and investors.
Bitcoin has recently made headlines by soaring past the $68,000 mark, marking its highest price since late July. This remarkable comeback has not only excited long-time cryptocurrency enthusiasts but has also reignited discussions about Bitcoin's potential for even greater heights.
The chief investment officer of Bitwise, a crypto asset management firm, is optimistic that Bitcoin (BTC) could reach six figures by next year.
The US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs produced a magnificent performance in the past week recording $2.1 billion in net inflows. Meanwhile, their Ethereum counterparts have finally turned the corner registering their third positive weekly inflows since their trading debut in July.
The European Central Bank (ECB) strikes again, publishing an economic paper about Bitcoin (BTC) called “The distributional consequences of Bitcoin.” Analysts have called it a “declaration of war” on Bitcoin or “one logical leap away” from the ECB acquiring BTC.
Bitcoin's bullish run continues, recently hitting a two-month high of $68,900. On October 20, 2024, Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $68,388, marking a 9% gain over the past week.
A closely followed crypto analyst is warning that Bitcoin (BTC) is not cleared for takeoff despite rallying above $68,000. Crypto strategist Justin Bennett tells his 133,400 followers on the social media platform X that Bitcoin is flashing mixed signals as BTC threatens to surge to new all-time highs.
Bitcoin whale accumulation, chart technicals, and a declining stablecoin dominance hint at a BTC price bull run ahead.
Bitcoin ETFs saw over $2 billion in inflows this past week, marking their strongest performance since March.
The 2024 presidential election could set big changes for the crypto industry into motion.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has warned that the U.S.
As noted by Blockstream CEO Adam Back, Bitcoin's 200-week moving average (MA) has surpassed the $40,000 level for the first time.
Bitcoin recorded an 11% increase last week, reaching heights comparable to those of July. However, according to some analysts, macroeconomic headwinds could soon disrupt this upward momentum.
Following the approval of options trading on BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (exchange-traded fund) on Nasdaq, it was only a matter of time until the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) authorized ETF options trading on other exchanges.
The Bitcoin price has not quite been able to replicate its midweek form over the weekend, hovering around the $68,000 level. Despite the quiet performance in the past day, the premier cryptocurrency has managed to hold its own above $68,000.
Economists at the European Central Bank (ECB) believe that Bitcoin's continued rise in value will drastically affect wealth distribution, but not in a good way for most people.
A recent paper published by the European Central Bank (ECB) claims that early Bitcoin investors are profiting at the expense of newer entrants to the market.
Dr. Ulrich Bindseil, Director General for Market Infrastructure and Payments at the European Central Bank (ECB), and Dr. Jürgen Schaaf, advisor to the same division, recently published a paper titled “The Distributional Consequences of Bitcoin.