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Bitcoin Sell Pressure Is Easing, But Whales Keep Dumping on Exchanges: CryptoQuant

Bitcoin sell pressure is reportedly easing, according to CryptoQuant, as the market shows signs of stabilization. However, large holders, or "whales," continue to sell their Bitcoin on exchanges, which may impact price movements. The data indicates that while retail investors are becoming more active, the persistent selling by whales could create volatility. Analysts suggest that this behavior may be a response to market conditions and could influence future price trends. Overall, the balance between retail buying and whale selling remains a critical factor in the current Bitcoin market dynamics.

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Brian Armstrong met with Trump before the president slammed banks over crypto bill

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, met with former President Donald Trump shortly before Trump criticized banks for their stance on cryptocurrency regulation. During the meeting, Armstrong discussed the potential impact of regulatory policies on the crypto industry. Following this, Trump publicly condemned banks for their opposition to a proposed crypto

CEO of crypto investment firm Keyrock says bitcoin is undervalued, entering ‘transition year’

The CEO of crypto investment firm Keyrock believes that Bitcoin is currently undervalued and is entering a pivotal "transition year." He suggests that the cryptocurrency market is poised for significant changes, driven by evolving regulatory landscapes and increased institutional interest. Keyrock's CEO emphasizes the potential for

Banking Groups Slam Crypto Bank Kraken’s Fed Approval as Improper, Dangerous

Banking groups have criticized the Federal Reserve's approval of Kraken, a cryptocurrency bank, arguing that it is improper and poses risks to the financial system. They claim that allowing a crypto bank to operate under the same regulations as traditional banks could undermine consumer protections and financial stability.

South Korean Cop Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Bribes Tied to Crypto Crime: Report

A South Korean police officer has been sentenced to six years in prison for accepting bribes related to cryptocurrency crimes. The officer received approximately $100,000 in bribes from individuals involved in illegal crypto activities. This case highlights ongoing issues of corruption within law enforcement in relation to the growing

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Brian Armstrong met with Trump before the president slammed banks over crypto bill

CEO of crypto investment firm Keyrock says bitcoin is undervalued, entering ‘transition year’

Banking Groups Slam Crypto Bank Kraken’s Fed Approval as Improper, Dangerous

South Korean Cop Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Bribes Tied to Crypto Crime: Report