Japanese Financial Giant SBI Moves Forward With Bitcoin-XRP ETF Application
Japan’s largest bank, SBI, has unveiled plans to launch the country’s first exchange-traded fund (ETF) that will be linked to both Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP. SBI Unveils Japan’s First Bitcoin And XRP ETF According to circulating reports, this investment vehicle aims to trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), offering institutional investors a regulated avenue…
Bitcoin Price Wobbles Below Resistance – Could a Fresh Drop Follow?
Bitcoin price is struggling to recover above the $116,200 zone. BTC is now consolidating and might decline further below the $112,500 zone. Bitcoin started a fresh decline from the $115,500 zone. The price is trading below $114,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $114,400…
More Work, Less Reward: Bitcoin Mining Toughens As Price Sinks To $113K
Bitcoin’s network just got a lot tougher to mine while its price took a hit. According to data from CoinWarz, mining difficulty climbed to a record 127.6 trillion this week. At the same time, Bitcoin fell by 3%, touching an intraday low of $113,005 before edging back to $113,250 by 7:30 pm ET. Mining Difficulty…
Bitcoin Set To Hit $189K As Global Liquidity Tops $127T – Analysts
According to a report by digital asset firm CoinShares, Bitcoin could see a surge of more than 65% from today’s price if it wins just a small slice of major monetary pools. At its current level just above $113,500, that jump would take BTC up to about $189,000. It’s a simple idea with big implications.…
Satoshimeter Shows Where Bitcoin Price Is In This Cycle
The Bitcoin price surge above $120,000 has reignited speculation about where the flagship cryptocurrency stands in the current cycle. While price action alone offers only part of the picture, on-chain data from the Satoshimeter indicator suggests that Bitcoin is still firmly in the mid-phase of its cycle, pointing to significant potential ahead in its long-term…
Bitcoin From 2009 Awakens—Is The $30-M Move A Warning Sign?
Five long-dormant Bitcoin wallets sprang back to life on July 31, moving a total of 250 BTC—nearly $30 million at today’s rates. That’s money mined on April 26, 2010, during Bitcoin’s earliest tests. Traders saw the shift and paused, wondering if a massive sell-off was coming after more than 15 years of silence. Early Coins…
Bitcoin Bull Market Is Over? Analyst Calls 50% Crash To $60,000
In a post shared on TradingView, crypto analyst Xanrox argues that the current bullish cycle is nearly over, pointing to a potential downtrend that would see the Bitcoin price crash to $60,000. This analysis comes as Bitcoin is trading within a very quiet phase, prompting many crypto traders and crypto analysts to start reassessing its…
Bitcoin Price Sets Sights on a New Climb – Momentum Building Again
Bitcoin price is still above the $117,500 support zone. BTC is rising and might attempt to clear the $118,600 resistance zone to gain bullish momentum. Bitcoin started a decent upward move from the $116,000 zone. The price is trading near $118,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming…
Market Set to Surge as PayPal Introduces ‘Pay with Crypto’ Feature for 100+ Tokens
PayPal has officially rolled out its “Pay with Crypto” feature, allowing U.S.-based merchants to accept payments in over 100 cryptocurrencies. From Bitcoin and Ethereum to stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and XRP, the platform aims to streamline international commerce with lower fees and faster settlements. Merchants can now accept crypto payments from wallets like MetaMask, Coinbase, Kraken,…
Stablecoin Google Searches Hit All-Time High as GENIUS Act Fuels $272B Market Surge
Global interest in stablecoins has hit unprecedented levels, with Google searches for the term “stablecoins” reaching an all-time high in July 2025. This spike follows the recent passage of the Guiding and Empowering Nation’s Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act on July 18, signaling a pivotal shift in regulatory clarity and institutional confidence in the…