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Bitcoin fell below $80,000 for the first time since April 2025 over the weekend and is down over 12% in the last five days of trading.
VanEck analysts said Bitcoin could handle 5–10% of global trade and make up 2.5% of central bank reserves by 2050, driving its strategic role as a monetary hedge. Bitcoin could reach $2.9 million by 2050 once it becomes a settlement currency for ...
Bitcoin plummeted to an intraday low at $110,029.49 as the apex cryptocurrency failed to sustain its recovery rally. Trading volume jumped 33% in the last 24 hours, signaling high selling pressure. October hasn't panned out as expected, with BTC and ETH ...
The decentralized nature of bitcoin may prove appealing in a world of declining U.S. dollar dominance and a changing global trade order.
The “debasement trade” refers to investors shifting from fiat currencies into scarce assets such as gold, Bitcoin, and commodities. Major financial players, such as JPMorgan, have highlighted the debasement trade as a key driving force behind the ...
XBTO CEO Philippe Bekhazi told CoinDesk in an interview that ETFs, derivatives hedging, and corporate treasuries are compressing BTC swings, while metals absorb the macro stress trade.
Khaleej Times on MSN
Bitcoin sinks below $75,000 on Monday as selloff snowballs
Bitcoin sinks below $75,000 on Monday as selloff snowballs
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) may be entering a prolonged phase of apathy, what analyst Benjamin Cowen calls the "Bear Market Blues," where downside risk remains elevated before any durable recovery takes shape. What Happened: In a recent podcast, Cowen argued ...
Peter Schiff labels Bitcoin a waste of capital, rejecting its reserve currency potential while advocating gold amid monetary policy concerns.
The ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF makes it easy to access that digital currency, but investors should evaluate the fund's pros and cons.
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Stablecoins replace Bitcoin as preferred currency for North Korea's illegal trade
North Korea’s weapons import-export organization, the “221 Bureau,” recently sold a portable air defense system to a buyer in Sudan, a country mired in civil war, for $10 million (approximately 14.5 billion Korean won).