Category: Crypto Insights
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Bitcoin stalls near $88,000 as gold hits records and dollar weakens
Bitcoin is hovering just below the $88,000 threshold, unable to build meaningful momentum even as traditional safe-haven assets set fresh records and the U.S. dollar weakens sharply. According to data from price aggregator CoinGecko, the leading cryptocurrency has slipped around 2.1% over the past 24 hours and is now trading slightly under $88,000. That sideways-to-negative…
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Wall street pushes back as Sec weighs crypto exemptions amid regulatory limbo
Wall Street pushes back as SEC weighs crypto exemptions amid legislative stall Top U.S. financial institutions are ramping up resistance to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s evolving stance on digital assets, deepening the rift between traditional finance and the crypto industry at a time when formal legislation remains stuck in Congress. This week, heavyweight firms…
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New crypto presale 2026: deepsnitch Ai vs zero knowledge proof in defensive market
New crypto presale 2026 face-off: DeepSnitch AI vs Zero Knowledge Proof as markets turn defensive As crypto markets flip into a defensive stance, two very different AI-linked presales are testing investor priorities: DeepSnitch AI, which sells fear protection, and Zero Knowledge Proof, which sells infrastructure. Both lean on the AI narrative, but they sit on…
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Xrp ledger future: regulatory clarity or infrastructure for institutional adoption
XRP’s future utility is increasingly being framed around a central question: what will matter more — regulatory clarity or the depth of infrastructure built around the XRP Ledger? Within the XRP Ledger ecosystem, two broad camps are forming. One side believes that meaningful, pro-crypto legislation in major markets like the United States will unlock demand…
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Bitget names oliver stauber to lead vienna Eu hub as mica regulation takes effect
Bitget appoints Oliver Stauber to head new Vienna-based EU hub as MiCA era begins Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has tapped seasoned digital-asset executive Oliver Stauber to lead its newly created Bitget EU unit, anchoring the company’s European operations in Vienna, Austria, as the region prepares to fully implement the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Under the…
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Financial times analysis: Xrp profit strategies in 2026 under trump policy
Financial Times analysis: Two profit strategies for XRP in 2026 under the Trump policy environment As expectations around U.S. crypto regulation realign under a renewed Trump-era policy outlook, XRP is moving into a new phase. The asset is no longer viewed solely as a speculative token tied to sentiment and court decisions; instead, its investment…
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Gurhan kiziloz: sovereign founder behind spartans.com, blockdag and bold 2025 bet
At an estimated personal fortune of $1.7 billion, Gurhan Kiziloz sits in a category that most founders never reach—not just in wealth, but in power. He doesn’t simply run a large company; he owns an entire economic engine outright. No venture funds, no institutional shareholders, no boardroom full of people who can overrule him. In…
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Bitcoin shifts to a more stable macro‑driven market, coinbase and glassnode report
Bitcoin Is Transitioning Into a More Stable, Macro‑Driven Market, Coinbase and Glassnode Find Bitcoin is increasingly trading like a mature financial asset rather than a vehicle for runaway speculation, according to a fresh quarterly study from Coinbase Institutional and on-chain analytics firm Glassnode. In their joint report, “Charting Crypto: 1Q 2026,” released Tuesday, the researchers…
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Shiba inu exchange outflows tighten Shib supply, hinting at float squeeze
Shiba Inu is quietly tightening its circulating supply as holders move tokens off centralized exchanges, hinting at a potential “float squeeze” just as wider crypto markets remain cautious. Over the last 24 hours, 29,169,846 SHIB have left centralized trading platforms. While the figure is modest relative to total supply, the direction and consistency of these…
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Bitcoin hashrate plunges 40% as Us winter storm exposes mining’s energy limits
Bitcoin’s computing power has just received a sharp reality check from nature. Over the past weekend, a powerful Arctic blast sweeping across the United States forced a large portion of miners to shut down, sending Bitcoin’s hashrate to its lowest point in seven months. While crypto prices barely flinched, the infrastructure that secures the Bitcoin…