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- North Korean Spies Exploit Freelancers as Identity Proxies
- Solana ETFs Attract Capital Amid Bitcoin and Ether Fund Outflows
- Professor Claims Crypto Treasury Companies Are Accelerating Market Decline
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- MicroStrategy Unlikely to Face Bitcoin Liquidation in Next Bear Market: Willy Woo
- ZKsync Creator Proposes Governance Token Overhaul to Enhance Economic Utility
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Bitcoin’s recent dip below $100,000 has ignited market concerns, but insights from Arthur Hayes and Matt Hougan highlight bullish prospects driven by institutional demand and potential Fed liquidity injections, amid technical and macroeconomic analyses.
North Korean spies are exploiting freelancers as identity proxies to bypass remote work platforms, using real identities and local connections to infiltrate global corporations and funnel funds via crypto and traditional banks, reveals cyber intelligence expert Heiner García.
Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo asserts MicroStrategy is unlikely to face Bitcoin liquidation in the next bear market, requiring “one hell of a sustained bear market” to force sales, as the company’s debt structure and accumulation strategy provide substantial protection.
Bitcoin’s price is testing critical support at $112,000 amid market exhaustion, with analysts divided on whether it can avoid deeper declines or stage a recovery in 2026.
Political influence, regulatory scrutiny, and corporate adoption are reshaping cryptocurrency markets, with high-profile warnings about Bitcoin’s sustainability and increasing institutional participation driving both volatility and maturation in the evolving digital asset landscape.
Bitcoin faces significant pressure as long-term holders sell 400,000 BTC, technical analysis targets $72,000, and mixed investor sentiment highlights risks and opportunities in a volatile market.
Crypto Industry’s Political Influence Grows as Lobbying Efforts Intensify in Washington
The cryptocurrency industry’s rapid political evolution in Washington, marked by surging lobbying and high-profile pardons, is reshaping regulatory landscapes and fostering institutional adoption amid global competitiveness challenges.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin buying slowed to 778 BTC in October, a 78% drop from September, amid capital-raising challenges, while institutional ETF flows and technical levels at $112,000 shape Bitcoin’s recovery prospects in a volatile market.
Exploring the global shift towards digital currencies, this article analyzes predictions from industry leaders like Standard Chartered’s CEO on blockchain-based transactions, regulatory divergences across regions, institutional adoption of stablecoins, technological innovations in enforcement, and systemic risks shaping the future of crypto markets.
Iran’s Crypto Mining Crisis: 95% of 427,000 Active Devices Operate Illegally, Official Reports
Iran’s illegal crypto mining crisis, consuming over 1,400 MW of power, highlights global regulatory and energy challenges, with crackdowns and bounty programs addressing grid instability, while trends in renewable adoption and security innovations shape the evolving crypto landscape.
Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle Persists, Anticipate 70% Decline in Next Downturn: Venture Capitalist
Bitcoin faces conflicting forecasts as experts debate whether its traditional four-year cycle persists amid growing institutional adoption, with technical analysis revealing critical price levels and macroeconomic factors increasingly influencing valuation in volatile market conditions.
The integration of DeFi and TradFi through hybrid solutions and institutional partnerships is driving mainstream crypto adoption, supported by regulatory clarity and technological advancements that enhance efficiency and reduce barriers for global finance.
Bitcoin White Paper Marks 17th Anniversary Amid First October Price Decline in Seven Years
Bitcoin faces its first red October in seven years, breaking from historical seasonal strength as technical analysis reveals critical support and resistance levels while institutional and retail dynamics create market tension amid macroeconomic influences.
Bitcoin breaks its seven-year Uptober streak with a red October, sparking trader division over November’s outlook amid technical pressures and macroeconomic shifts.
Bitcoin Hits New Lows Amid Tech Stock Declines: Data Predicts BTC Could Fall Below $100K
Bitcoin’s battle at the $112,000 support level intensifies as technical indicators and expert forecasts clash, revealing a market torn between bullish recovery hopes and bearish liquidation risks.
OpenAI’s planned trillion-dollar IPO coincides with Chinese AI models outperforming in crypto trading, while decentralized compute networks and institutional moves reshape the convergence of artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies amid evolving regulatory frameworks.
The Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cut was fully priced in by markets, leading to a neutral impact on Bitcoin, with technical analysis highlighting key support levels and expert predictions ranging from bullish surges to cautious corrections amid evolving macroeconomic ties.
Bitcoin Declines to $109.2K Following Fed’s 0.25% Rate Cut and End of Quantitative Tightening
Bitcoin’s price decline to $109,200 after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and end of quantitative tightening highlights the complex interplay of macroeconomic factors, technical support levels, and investor sentiment in the volatile crypto market.
The presidential pardon of Binance founder CZ by Donald Trump marks a pivotal moment in crypto regulation, highlighting legal implications, political dynamics, and global enforcement trends that shape market stability and institutional responses.
Javier Milei’s party secured a decisive midterm election victory in Argentina, but his pro-crypto rhetoric has translated into minimal policy achievements, exposing the gap between political promises and digital asset reality amid knowledge gaps and the Libragate scandal.