BTC Breaks Through 74,000 USDT

Gold Price Dumping Every Day At 8 AM: Is Bitcoin-Style Manipulation Appearing In Metals?

Debate around market manipulation returned to the spotlight after unusual price moves appeared in both Bitcoin and gold markets. Bitcoin previously faced allegations that a specific trading pattern appeared around the New York market open. Recent activity in gold price charts now raises a

Strike obtains New York Bitcoin license, officially launching custody and payment services

Digital asset company Strike has received a Bitcoin license and money transfer license approved by the New York State Department of Financial Services, allowing it to offer related financial products in New York. This is a significant step in Strike's compliance development, enabling New York residents to conveniently buy and sell Bitcoin, make payments, and invest through its platform.

Bitcoin options worth $2.2 billion are expiring today, putting short-term pressure on BTC's movement around the $70,000 mark

Bitcoin price dips briefly near $70,000 as the market watches the upcoming $2.22 billion options expiration. Analysis shows more put options than call options, increasing short-term volatility risk. Geopolitical conflicts also add to market pressure, and investors should pay attention to key support and resistance levels.

Israel's weekly war losses amount to the equivalent of 41,300 Bitcoins, causing a huge economic impact.

The Israeli Ministry of Finance estimates that conflicts with Iran cause an economic loss of approximately 9 billion shekels per week, equivalent to 41,300 Bitcoins. If lenient measures are taken, the loss could be reduced to 4.3 billion shekels. Restrictive measures have affected education and public services, highlighting the impact of war on investor confidence. Although Israel does not hold Bitcoin reserves, its crypto market continues to grow, demonstrating the resilience of digital assets.

The number of Bitcoin wallets reaches a new all-time high, while exchange BTC reserves drop to the lowest since 2017

As the Bitcoin network user base grows, the number of non-empty wallets reaches a record high, while Bitcoin reserves on centralized platforms drop to the lowest level since 2017. This indicates a shift in investor behavior, with more users choosing self-custody, reducing reliance on centralized platforms, and enhancing fund security. Analysts believe this is a positive signal for the long-term development of the Bitcoin ecosystem.