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Bitcoin looks boring right now. That’s the trap. Price has been drifting between roughly $65,900 and $70,500. No fireworks. No dramatic breakdown. Volatility has tightened. Momentum indicators are flat enough…
South Korea isn’t just tweaking its crypto oversight. It’s rewiring it. For years, regulators relied on human investigators to spot suspicious time windows, flag weird price spikes, and then manually…
Bitcoin didn’t just drop 25%. It reset expectations. After peaking above $120,000 in October, the unwind has been steady — and then suddenly not so steady. In the last month…
For more than a decade, Bitcoin’s most reliable pitch has been its comparison to gold. Fixed supply. No central bank knob to turn. No dilution on a politician’s timetable. That…
For more than a decade, Bitcoin has been boxed into a clean, almost lazy macro story. Easy money? Bullish. Tight money? Bad news. Quantitative easing, falling rates, expanding balance sheets…
Dubai hasn’t banned privacy coins. That’s the part a lot of headlines missed. What it has done is arguably more important: it’s cut them out of the regulated financial system.…
Bitcoin sliding to a record low against gold in January dragged an old argument back into the open. Again. Is Bitcoin actually “digital gold”?Or is it just a high-beta liquidity…
One year after Gary Gensler walked out of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the impact isn’t theoretical anymore. You can see it. In the court docket. In the cases…
For much of the past decade, large banks approached cryptocurrency as a problem to be managed rather than an opportunity to be pursued. Compliance teams framed it as a source…
By 2025, cryptocurrency trading had entered an unfamiliar phase. Volatility remained elevated by historical standards, yet sustained directional trends were rare. Price action oscillated within broad ranges, repeatedly frustrating traders…