Bitcoin (BTC) traders are aggressively shorting the digital currency on prominent exchanges like Deribit and Binance, according to observations by…
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Cryptocurrency exchange giant Binance has unveiled its intention to remove all stablecoins from the European market by June 30, 2024,…
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Tether Acquires Stake in Bitcoin Miner Northern Data, Foreshadowing Potential AI Partnership
by sunby sunTether, the entity behind the widely used stablecoin Tether (USDT), has recently made an undisclosed investment in Germany-based cryptocurrency miner…
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In a day marked by significant developments in the cryptocurrency realm, here is a concise recap of the most notable…
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Bitcoin Futures Open Interest Surges by $1 Billion: Market Manipulation or Hedging Strategy?
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Accumulation of Inactive BTC Supply Reaches Record Highs, Reflecting Bullish Sentiment Among Bitcoin Holders
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Cryptocurrency refers to digital or virtual currencies that use cryptographic technology to secure and verify transactions, control the creation of new units, and operate independently of a central bank. Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, rely on decentralized systems called blockchains to record and validate transactions.