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Investment bank Jefferies said the recent surge in gold prices can’t be explained by traditional drivers alone and points instead to Tether as a major new buyer. Attestation data and
Bitcoin’s latest sell-off is being driven by mid-cycle holders rather than long-term whales, according to VanEck’s “Mid-November 2025 Bitcoin ChainCheck” report. The asset management firm said wallets whose coins last
Kalshi, a regulated prediction market platform, has closed a $1 billion funding round that values the company at $11 billion, according to TechCrunch. The round was led by returning investors
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio, who has in the past has said he owns some bitcoin BTC$86,741.83, put a clearer figure on it, saying it’s been about 1% of his
BONK moved through a broad consolidation range over the past 24 hours, fluctuating between key technical levels to trade just below $0.0001. The Solana-based memecoin fell 0.7%, but intraday price
Continuing with recent patterns, even the most modest of crypto gains were met waves of selling on Thursday, sending bitcoin BTC$92,123.27 back to $88,000 after a rally above $93,000 just
ICP$5.0298 continued to struggle with overhead pressure during its latest 24-hour trading window, trading near $4.80 after slipping below the $4.95 support level. The token moved within a $0.48 intraday
HBAR slipped to $0.1373, breaking decisively below its established $0.145 support after failing to sustain its consolidation range. The token’s late-session selloff confirmed a shift from neutral structure to a
U.S. spot solana SOL$143.49 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their inflow streak to a 17th straight day on Wednesday, with no net withdrawals since they first started trading Oct. 28. The
