Bitcoin Accumulation Continues: Institutional and Long-Term Investors Strengthen Their Positions
Long-term BTC holders control 63% of supply, with institutions holding over 14%, reinforcing Bitcoin’s status.
Long-term BTC holders control 63% of supply, with institutions holding over 14%, reinforcing Bitcoin’s status.
Ethereum developers have successfully deployed the Pectra hard fork on the Hoodi testnet. Find out about the testing progress and next steps.
Turkey bans short selling, eToro launches crypto conversion, and Oklahoma approves BTC reserve. Key updates in crypto regulation.
Major market players are opening short positions on Bitcoin expecting a drop to $88,000, while Ethereum hits new lows. What does this mean for investors?
Ethereum holdings on centralized exchanges hit their lowest since 2015 due to rising DeFi popularity and staking trends.
Nigeria remains open to crypto companies despite Binance conflict. North Korea ranks among top BTC holders, and US lifts sanctions on Tornado Cash.
Nasdaq filed for a Polkadot ETF listing, potentially easing investor access to DOT and boosting institutional interest.
Brazil is considering a bill to permit salary payments in cryptocurrency, potentially transforming financial options for citizens.
The gold market is hitting historic records while the number of companies investing in Bitcoin continues to grow, showing rising interest in digital assets.
The US Treasury held talks with crypto firms about securely storing Bitcoin and digital assets in government reserves.