Bitcoin’s record highs push big banks’ profits to billions — Report
As Bitcoin prices soared following the election, big banks are reportedly accruing $1.4 billion from futures contracts. Go to Source
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As Bitcoin prices soared following the election, big banks are reportedly accruing $1.4 billion from futures contracts. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price rejection at $68,500 and the record high use of leverage could be signs that BTC is in for a sharp correction. Go to Source
Arkham Intelligence’s token, ARKM, is up more than 16% on the news, according to CoinGecko. Go to Source
With dozens of layer-1 blockchains on the market, communication between networks has become a significant pain point for the broader adoption of Web3-based applications. Go to Source
If Donald Trump wins the United States presidential elections in November, the trend could accelerate, according to the report. Go to Source
The announcement follows withdrawals of older applications, signaling progress with regulators. Go to Source
By establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework, the city aims to attract global fintech talent, foster innovation, and ensure the security and integrity of digital asset transactions. Go to Source
Bitcoin leveraged positions increased over the past week, and a portion of these late longs have been wiped out as BTC price dropped closer to $65,000. Go to Source
Crypto traders say Bitcoin is at an “inflection point” after BTC’s open interest rises and the cryptocurrency’s price pushes into a new range. Go to Source
Open interest is often used to gauge the interest and liquidity behind an asset. In Bitcoin’s case, the surge in open interest could signal an imminent breakout. Go to Source