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Bitcoin climbed toward $93,000 on Monday as US President Donald Trump made comments suggesting the United States could pursue tougher action against Colombia and Mexico, extending geopolitical uncertainty in the region following the weekend operation in Venezuela.Speaking on Sunday, Trump criticizedâŚ
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Bitcoin is up about 3% over the past few sessions, but the price action is sending mixed signals. While the broader structure still looks bullish, a pause now looks likely. That pause may frustrate bulls in the short term, but it could also complete a pattern that sets up a much larger move higher.AâŚ
Large crypto holders have been moving tokens onto Binance, a pattern analysts associate with potential selling, but buying demand remains muted.So-called crypto whales deposited $2.4 billion near-evenly split between Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) to Binance in the past week, the exchangeâs largest nâŚ
PricewaterhouseCoopers decided to expand its crypto business after a shift toward clearer US regulation, citing new leadership at regulators and progress on stablecoin legislation, CEO Paul Griggs said.New leadership within US regulators such as the US Securities and Exchange Commission and new lawsâŚ
Bitcoinâs environmental impact remains contested as critics question its energy use, while ESG researcher Daniel Batten disputes several of those claims.In a Saturday X thread, ESG researcher Daniel Batten said nine common criticisms of Bitcoin miningâs energy use are contradicted by peer-reviewed sâŚ
Bitcoin jumped to $93,000 as the U.S. forces took Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro into custody over drug trafficking charges. Beyond the headlines, crypto markets are focused on a bigger issue. Reports suggest Venezuela may hold around $60 billion in Bitcoin. If true, this could impact Bitcoin pâŚ
Crypto markets have turned bullish today, with the prices of top tokens like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP surging above a certain juncture. The top 3 tokens remained elevated throughout the weekend, which helped them to clear a pivotal barrier. While the global headlines, including ongoing US-VenezuelâŚ
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Moving alongside Bitcoin, the Ethereum price has actually been able to reclaim $3,000, moving up faster than anticipated over the weekend. This resulted in an over 6% daily increase by Sunday, as sentiment began to move toward the positive again. However, this move has not completely erased the bearâŚ
Current sentiment around crypto regulation remains cautiously optimistic, with much of the focus centered on the long-awaited crypto market structure bill, commonly referred to as the CLARITY Act. While price movement across the market has stayed limited, industry insiders believe regulation, ratherâŚ
PwC, one of the worldâs Big Four accounting firms, is stepping deeper into crypto after years of staying cautious. In a recent interview, Paul Griggs, PwCâs U.S. senior partner, said the firm has decided to âlean inâ toward crypto. He said that the Trump administration has reduced legal uncertainty,âŚ