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As Bitcoin [BTC] shows relative strength, some long-term holders are starting to make moves. In fact, one whale has captured market attention after shifting away from accumulation. Onchain Lens reported that a whale who has been aggressively accumulating Bitcoin over the past six years finally moved his assets. According to the on-chain monitor, $130.5 million…
Morgan Stanley Advances Ethereum and Solana ETF Plans With Updated SEC Filings
SEC filing updates from Morgan Stanley for its Ethereum and Solana ETFs have been made. The two ETFs feature a low management fee of 0.14%, one of the lowest in the crypto ETF world. It brings the launch of the two staking-capable spot ETFs closer to reality. Morgan Stanley is closer to broadening its cryptocurrency…
Bitcoin Drops Back to Its Local Range as Bear-Market History Repeats
Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $62,500 at Friday’s Wall Street open as stocks took a fresh hit from the US-Iran war. Key points: Bitcoin gives traders a sense of deja-vu as local highs spark rejection and rangebound moves continue. The US-Iran war pushes stocks and crypto lower. A bear-market trend line is now in place as…
Pi Network’s PI Crashes and Burns Again, Bitcoin Rebounds From $62K: Market Watch
Perhaps factoring in the substantial escalation in the Middle East, bitcoin’s price tumbled on Monday from over $64,400 to a multi-day low of $61,800, where it finally found some support. Most larger-cap alts are in the red once again today, with HYPE, ZEC, and XLM dropping by around 3%.
‘Strangers Won’t Share A Home’: Airbnb’s Brian Chesky Draws An Unexpected Parallel To Tokenization — TradingView News
Another major Silicon Valley executive backed tokenization as the sector moves from crypto niche to mainstream finance. Airbnb (ABNB) CEO Brian Chesky waded into the tokenization debate on Tuesday, arguing that the real shift isn’t blockchain, but what happens to friction once ownership goes digital, and how removing it would make it easier to buy, sell, and invest…
SEC Settles Coinbase Records Lawsuit, Agrees to Pay $150,000 Over Deleted Texts
Forecast Trend Report by Period See more mid- to long-term trend analysis Photo: Shutterstock The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has settled a lawsuit with Coinbase over the release of internal documents, agreeing to pay $150,000 in legal fees. Cointelegraph reported on July 23 that the SEC and Coinbase filed a settlement agreement in court,…
