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Bitcoin held its ground above $80,000 this weekend, defying weekend sell-offs. But is this just a breather before a bigger drop, or is the rally truly set to continue?
Bitcoin miners are chasing AI dollars, but the shift isn't without its growing pains. TeraWulf doubled its AI revenue, yet a staggering $427 million quarterly loss paints a stark picture of the industry's financial tightrope walk.
Forget the moonshots and Lambo dreams. South Korean crypto investors are ditching digital assets in droves, and it's not just a trend – it's a seismic shift.
Bitcoin's bullish run is on shaky ground. Mounting inflation fears and a pause in institutional buying could send BTC prices tumbling towards $70,000.
The clock is ticking. A new report suggests Bitcoin's defenses against quantum computing could be obsolete within a decade, and a timely migration seems increasingly unlikely.
Could your digital assets suddenly evaporate on paper, sending your company's quarterly report into a tailspin? Trump Media is finding out the hard way.
A seismic shift is underway in Bitcoin mining. Major players are banding together for Stratum V2, promising a more decentralized future for the network.
LayerZero is saying sorry. After a major exploit, they've pointed fingers — at themselves — for a critical design flaw.
Australian police have intercepted a staggering $4.2 million in Bitcoin, signaling a major win against darknet criminal enterprises. This massive seizure underscores a critical shift in how digital currencies are tracked and recovered.
Trump Media is bleeding money. A massive Q1 loss, driven by a catastrophic crypto plunge, paints a grim financial picture.
Iran's internet flickers, but Nobitex hums along, processing billions in crypto. We dig into how this exchange, tied to the ruling elite, seems to exist in a sanctions-proof bubble.
Forget trading. Binance's latest report shows crypto exchanges in emerging markets are evolving into 'shadow banks,' offering crucial financial services where traditional options fall short.