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Data shows the cryptocurrency sector has seen a large amount of liquidations following the volatility that Bitcoin and others have gone through in the past day. Bitcoin Has Seen A Rollercoaster Over The Last 24 Hours The past day has been a wild time for Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market as a whole as prices have displayed some notable volatility. BTC, especially, has gone through quite the rollercoaster, with its price seeing swings in both the up and down direction. Below is a chart that shows how the recent price action has looked for the number one digital asset. As is visible in the graph, the Bitcoin price first went down to a low of $100,400 from a high ar…
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The cryptocurrency derivatives market has been hit hard by the latest bearish continuation in Bitcoin and others as mass liquidations have hit exchanges. Crypto Liquidations Have Neared $1 Billion Over The Last 24 Hours According to data from CoinGlass, a massive amount of liquidations have occurred in the cryptocurrency derivatives market during the past day. A “liquidation” occurs when an open contract exceeds a certain loss threshold defined by the exchange and undergoes forceful closure. Due to the volatility that Bitcoin and other assets have experienced over the last 24 hours, a huge amount of contracts have crossed this threshold. Below is a table that breaks do…
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US President Donald Trump has, on occasion, openly criticized the Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell, and it seems like he already has his eyes on a replacement. For now, it looks like Kevin Hassett is at the forefront to become the next Fed chair. Hasset is a long-time Trump supporter and currently leads the White House’s National Economic Council, with strong linkages to the crypto world. Other nominated figures include former Fed governor Kevin Warsh, current governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, and BlackRock executive Rick Rieder. According to a Bloomberg article published on 25 November 2025, Trump’s team believes that Hasset would be more aggre…
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Crypto markets lurched lower after the Federal Reserve delivered exactly what everyone said they wanted: the third straight 25bps cut to close out 2025. Santiment’s latest deep dive makes a simple, slightly uncomfortable point: retail treated it as a green light, whales treated it as exit liquidity. Bitcoin shortly rallied to $94,044, Ether surged to $3,433, XRP hit $2.10 and Solana managed to reach $142, but the momentum was short-lived. The BTC price fell by more than 5% at one point, ETH even fell by more than 8.5%. What Caused The Crypto Market Plunge? On 11 December, the FOMC confirmed another quarter-point reduction, completing what Santiment calls the “trifecta o…
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Crypto sits at the heart of Ray Dalio’s new message. On September 3, 2025, the Bridgewater Associates founder published a point-by-point rebuttal to what he called the Financial Times’ “mischaracterizations,” releasing the full written Q&A he says he provided to the paper. The exchange restates his “Big Debt Cycle” framework and argues that rising US debt burdens, risks to Federal Reserve independence, and mounting geopolitical fractures are eroding the dollar’s role as a store of wealth—conditions that he says are boosting gold and crypto. Why Crypto Is An “An Attractive Alternative” Dalio frames the US fiscal position as late-cycle and dangerously self-reinforcing.…
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Donald Trump has pushed the Federal Reserve back into the center of the crypto macro narrative, telling reporters he “already” knows who should succeed Jerome Powell and triggering a sharp repricing in real-money prediction markets in favor of Kevin Hassett. In remarks in the Oval Office, Trump said: “I think I already know my choice,” when asked about the next Fed chair. He added that he would “love to get the guy currently in there out right now, but people are holding me back,” a clear swipe at Powell without naming him. Trump also hinted at the shape of his shortlist, saying, “We have some surprising names and we have some standard names that everybody’s talking abou…
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Ahead of the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting today, economists expect interest rates to remain unchanged between the 4.25% and 4.5% range. What will be the FOMC Bitcoin impact? Will BTCUSDT break $110,000? Bitcoin, Solana, and some of the best cryptos to buy in the top 20 are trading inside tight ranges. BTC ▼-1.85% is down, capped below $105,500, while ETH ▼-1.51% is yet to break above $3,000. Meanwhile, SOL ▼-1.37% is struggling to close above $170, down 11% in 24 hours, making it one of the top losers in the top 10, trailing DOGE ▼-0.83%. Clearly, the crypto market and its participants are proceeding cautiously. Ahead of the highly anticipated Federal Open Market Commit…
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Throughout the past year, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have emerged as the primary focus for a growing trend of Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs), particularly driven by favorable pro-crypto regulations worldwide. However, recent reports from Reuters indicate that this focus is beginning to shift towards less popular altcoins. DAT Firms Explore New Opportunities Beyond Bitcoin As of September, there are at least 200 DAT companies, predominantly concentrating on Bitcoin, with a combined market capitalization of approximately $150 billion. This figure reflects a more than threefold increase from the previous year. New companies are launching daily, many of which are …
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The crypto market succumbed to a significant amount of bearish pressure starting on Thursday, August 28, with most large-cap assets tumbling to new lows on Friday, August 29. The price of Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell to a new low of $107,850 at the start of the weekend. Unsurprisingly, the latest data shows that this latest price decline seen across the digital asset market could have been predicted. This conclusion is based on recent crypto activity on the world’s largest search engine, Google. Is The Crypto Bull Cycle Over? In an August 29 post on social media platform X, Alphractal founder and CEO Joao Wedson revealed tha…
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Following the crypto market crash on October 10, a bearish sentiment has dominated, with on-chain data indicating a continued decline in digital asset prices. Bitcoin (BTC), for instance, is nearing one of its worst weekly performances of the year, having recorded a 6% drop over the past seven days. The leading cryptocurrency has fallen below the critical $100,000 mark for four consecutive days. If this downward trend persists and is confirmed in the coming days, it could exacerbate selling pressure and further instill fear in the market, potentially leading to broader price declines. Short-Term Weakness Likely To Persist Taking a broader view, the market presents a mi…
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The August US labor readings have turned Friday’s nonfarm payrolls into a live-fire macro event for crypto. On Wednesday, ADP’s private payrolls rose by just 54,000—well under the forecast—and job openings have slipped on the latest JOLTS print, sharpening focus on whether the Federal Reserve will confirm a long-telegraphed September rate cut. Why Tomorrow Could Be Crucial For The Crypto Market As crypto analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA) put it, “JOLTS report indicates that job openings are slightly weakening. This will catch the attention of the Fed. Labor market report on Friday just got bigger in terms of importance.” He added today that “very low volume and very little…
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With US inflation center stage and oil-market supply guidance due, this is a data-heavy week where macro can decide whether Bitcoin’s tight consolidation resolves into fresh highs and the broader crypto market continues to explode further. Crypto Market Braces For Major Week The July Consumer Price Index arrives Tuesday, August 12, at 14:30 CEST (08:30 ET). The median economist call leans toward a firmer core and a still-contained headline: Bloomberg’s survey points to a 0.3% month-over-month increase in core CPI, while several desks expect headline CPI at 0.2% m/m and 2.8% y/y after 2.7% in June. The Cleveland Fed’s real-time nowcast is in the same ballpark on the year…
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What was meant to be a big legislative moment for crypto policy ran into a wall on Tuesday. Three major digital asset bills got stopped cold in the House after a group of 13 Republicans broke ranks and joined Democrats to block a key procedural vote. That vote was needed to move forward with debate and final approval. The bills included the GENIUS Act for stablecoin rules, a bill on market structure, and one aimed at blocking a government-backed digital dollar. Why the Package Collapsed The main sticking point came down to how the bills would be handled. Some Republicans pushed for all three to be combined into one package, which would have triggered a longer process i…
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A crypto whale who was in the news last week for netting $192 million in profits with an impossibly well timed short has retuned with another short position on .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-graph-container.positive svg path:nth-of-type(2) { stroke: #008868 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive { color: #008868 !important; background-color: transparent !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-popup-holder .cwp-coin-trend.positive { border: 1px solid #008868; border-radius: 3px; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive::before { border-b…
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Thailand has officially adopted a new tax-rule giving a 0% personal income tax rate on capital gains from cryptocurrency trades — but only under certain conditions. According to regulation Ministerial Regulation No. 399 (MR 399), profits earned from selling or transferring cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin via exchanges, brokers, or dealers licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) will be tax-free from January 1, 2025 until December 31, 2029. What The 0% Tax Means Under the new scheme, individual investors who trade crypto through SEC-licensed platforms don’t pay personal income tax on any gains. The exemption applies only if the trade is don…
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The broader crypto market is currently navigating a phase of uncertainty, with concerns mounting over the possibility of a new bear market. A recent analysis by Barchart analyst Rob Isbitts highlights three significant signals suggesting that a deeper retreat in crypto prices may be on the horizon. Emerging Correlations Among Crypto Prices The report points to notable trends observed in April of last year, when a 50% increase followed the launch of several spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs_. Specifically, BlackRock’s IBIT fund which boasts over $85 billion in assets under management, subsequently experienced a decline of approximately 25%. A similar pa…
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Crypto.com has submitted its application to become a national trust bank. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) will regulate it. They still need to approve the application; however, if it goes through, it would allow Crypto.com to operate as a federally regulated trust bank. This will enable Crypto.com to offer a range of crypto-related financial services across the US without needing individual state licenses. Moreover, with a trust bank license, Crypto.com will be able to offer its services under federal supervision, without becoming a fully commercialized bank, which comes with its own set of complex rules and responsibilities. According to its applica…
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Q2 2025 delivered a decisive message: after a turbulent phase, crypto is back on top! The cryptocurrency sector posted a robust 21.72% return, outdoing every major US equity index by a wide margin. The crypto market left US equities in the dust. According to 99Bitcoins’ Q2 2025 Crypto Market Report published on 10 July 2025, “most US equity indices stayed below 15% in quarter-to-date (QTD) gains, only the S&P 500 Information Technology sector stood out with an 18.4% rise; the broader S&P 500 gained just 7.37%. In contrast, the crypto market outperformed them all with a strong 21.72% return.” Interestingly, the crypto industry saw a 18% drop in Q1 2025. Hence,…
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Bitcoin’s old four-year rhythm has been upended, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju. He argued on Thursday that the crypto’s cycle is no longer in existence, driven out by big players stepping in. His latest comments follow a public rethink after he called a market top just a few months ago and got it wrong. Institutional Buyers Rewrite Rules Based on reports, Bitcoin Spot ETFs and corporate treasuries are changing the game. In the first half of the year, treasury companies bought twice as much BTC as the ETFs did. That shows how deep pockets can fill the gap when veteran whales move out. Short sells and panic dumps used to knock prices hard. Now, a growing poo…
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Even as the Trump administration vigorously works to fulfill its promise to end crypto debanking, another country rediscovers one of crypto’s core principles. Decentralization in Belarus offers a crucial way to bypass economic sanctions, echoing one of crypto’s core principles. Both the US and Belarus show how crypto and tokenization are shifting from the outskirts of financial innovation to the heart of regulatory and economic strategies. Regulatory Shift in the U.S. From Exclusion to Inclusion Jonathan Gould, head of the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), has announced a decisive change in how the agency will handle crypto businesses. The OCC plans…
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Crypto analyst Cyclop has made a potentially significant statement, claiming that the ongoing crisis between Israel and Iran may inadvertently boost the performance of digital assets. Despite recent volatility, which saw a sell-off of approximately $140 billion in the crypto market, Cyclop’s long-term analysis reveals a more optimistic outlook for the broader digital asset industry. Analyst Predicts Bullish Trends For Crypto Amid Conflicts In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Cyclop pointed to historical patterns that suggest geopolitical tensions often lead to bullish trends in cryptocurrency. Citing specific instances from April and October 2024, he noted that…
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Cryptocurrencies have yo-yo'd quite aggressively in the past two months, moving from the dovish FED narrative to widespread profit-taking after failing to pursue the 2025 bull-move. Some concerns had been raised, and with justification. The Crypto total Market Cap had been free falling, some key ETFs had been seeing their first yearly outflows and technicals were corroborating a double top in both Ethereum and Bitcoin, adding to the shaded picture. But amid the ceaseless everything rally, buyers stepped up to create a lower high in Bitcoin as Equity indices were getting lifted and even more as the US government shutdown put back some diversification-interest in investor…
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There were a few signals traders could have spotted ahead of the ongoing selloff. After last Friday's warning from Bitcoin, with an all-time high leading to a direct retracement, the crypto market has started to make its way off its most recent highs. Ethereum staged a huge rally toward its record levels, but buyers failed to break through the $4,870 all-time high—a sign of hesitancy from the market that sellers enjoy. Altcoins were also a bit timid on the last leg of the rally showing some lack of depth in buying. And with cryptocurrencies still firmly in the risk-asset camp, renewed geopolitical headwinds (including uncertainty with the Russia-Ukraine war) are giv…
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As the cryptocurrency market prepares for a new rally, as evidenced by the sharp rise in the fear and greed index, the regulation of cryptocurrencies in the UK has reached a new level following the royal assent of the 2025 Property Act by King Charles III, which legally recognizes digital assets as a form of ownership. The brief bill, passed by both houses of parliament without amendments, confirms that digital assets, such as Bitcoins and stablecoins, can now be subjects of property rights distinct from traditional categories of physical objects or contractual rights. This landmark event heralds a new era for digital finance in the United Kingdom. The 2025 Property Act…
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies are extending their decline, as pessimistic macroeconomic news keeps weighing heavily on overall market sentiment. Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin has dropped by 1.57% to $108,757 — the lowest level since early September. Ethereum also declined by 1.5%, falling below the $4,000 landmark and is now trading at $3,828. BNB, XRP, and Solana have also seen significant losses. The market remains volatile amid headlines surrounding the ongoing trade war between the US and China, with recent statements by Donald Trump having the most notable impact. Additionally, renewed concerns over the health of regional banks have pressur…
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