The largest cryptocurrency went on a full bull run after Donald Trump won the US presidential elections a month ago but its most recent price movements have been quite underwhelming compared to numerous altcoins. However, the amount of BTC getting withdrawn from exchanges continues to increase, and another address-related metric suggest the asset’s price still
[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, United Arab Emirates, December 4th, 2024] The Binary Holdings, a $16.9 billion technology leader, today announced a strategic investment of up to $5 million from ABO Digital, a digital asset investment firm providing alternative financing solutions to cryptocurrency projects around the world. This investment will power The Binary Holdings to accelerate
Bitcoin faced some extreme volatility yesterday amid the latest developments in South Korea, but it managed to recover its losses and is back to roughly $97,000. The show, though, belongs to a few altcoins once again, such as TRX and BNB, both of which have soared to new all-time highs. BTC Back to $97K After
“One of the biggest misconceptions in Bitcoin is that HODLers never sell,” said on-chain analyst James Check on X on Dec. 3. However, they do sell, and they’re currently keeping prices from moving higher, he added. Bitcoin has been range bound, oscillating around $95,0000 since Nov. 20, two weeks ago. It has failed to register a
Aptos co-founder Avery Ching said at India Blockchain Week that controlling what content can be used for training by AI is something blockchain can help with.
TL:DR; Several altcoins have popped up in the past few weeks to register massive double- and even triple-digit gains at some point. Will PEPE be the next in line? Some whale activity suggests so. Alts’ Rally The current crypto environment screams altseason. It all started after Donald Trump’s decisive victory in the US presidential elections