Bitcoin's recent drop below $90, 000 didn't trigger the usual market panic. Instead, it revealed something interesting: crypto is growing up. The market isn't reacting the way it used to during big Bitcoin dips. Other cryptocurrencies, or "alts, " aren't crashing as they did in the past. This sugges
The crypto market has been on a rough ride lately. Prices have been dropping, and it's not just because people are selling. There might be a bigger issue at play: market makers could be in trouble. Market makers are like the unsung heroes of the crypto world. They help keep things running smoothly
Crypto prices have been falling hard since October. The total value of all cryptocurrencies has dropped by over $1 trillion. This is a big deal because it shows how volatile the crypto market can be. Bitcoin, the most well-known cryptocurrency, has been hit especially hard. It's now worth about 30%
The crypto market is having a rough day. Bitcoin (BTC) is down by 3%, trading at $86, 410. 50. This drop comes after it had a brief rally earlier in the day, reaching above $93, 000. It's now at its lowest point since April. But Bitcoin isn't the only one feeling the heat. XRP (XRP-USD) has fallen b
In the world of cryptocurrency, partnerships can turn sour quickly. Core Foundation and Maple Finance, once collaborators, are now locked in a legal battle. Core accuses Maple of breaking their agreement and misusing confidential information to launch a competing product, syrupBTC. This feud started
New Hampshire is taking a big step into the world of digital currency. The state is trying to create a $100 million bond backed by bitcoin. This isn't a typical government project. Instead, a private company will handle the bond, and the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (NHBFA) is supporting
Bitcoin holders now have more options to use their assets. Mezo, a platform for Bitcoin finance, has teamed up with Anchorage Digital. This partnership aims to make Bitcoin more useful for big investors and companies. Mezo lets people borrow money using their Bitcoin as collateral. They can get loa
Bitcoin's recent fall to $90, 500 has puzzled many. While factors like Federal Reserve rate cuts and miner sales have contributed, there's a larger issue at play. Companies dealing with digital assets, known as DATCos, have invested heavily this year, pouring in $42. 7 billion. With crypto values do
Bitcoin and Ethereum are not doing so well. They are not just falling behind stocks but also other smaller cryptocurrencies. This is unusual and shows that the market is reacting to big economic news rather than what's happening inside the crypto world. New research shows that the recent drop in cr
Strategy Inc, a company heavily invested in Bitcoin, is feeling the heat as the cryptocurrency takes a nosedive. Bitcoin has just hit a six-month low, dropping below $90, 000. This isn't good news for Strategy Inc, as its stock value is closely tied to Bitcoin's performance. Strategy Inc has been o
