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Bitcoin ETFs Overtake Silver But Why Has BTC Fallen to $41K?
Bitcoin ETFs are valued at more than double that of Silver ETFs but why is BTC down more than 10% this week?
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Bitcoin Bulls Return With $200,000 Bets for 2025
After a volatile period that saw Bitcoin dip to $74,500, the cryptocurrency is staging a remarkable comeback, with industry leaders like Matthew Hougan and Arthur Hayes projecting a potential $200,000 valuation in 2025, backed by positive technical indicators and renewed market sentiment.
The Airdrop Economy: How Crypto Projects Bootstrap Communities & Solve the Cold Start Problem
Web3 token airdrops solve the "cold start problem" by giving up to 50% of supply to early users. Learn how Uniswap, BONK, and others use strategic distributions to build communities and create aligned incentives.
Bitcoin Finds $100,000 Breach Tough
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News of its impending inclusion to the index sent its stock soaring by nearly 24% on Tuesday and signals a significant shift in how traditional finance views digital assets.
Cantor-Backed Twenty One Capital Buys $458.7M Bitcoin in First Treasury Move
This initial purchase signals the commencement of the company's strategy to build a substantial Bitcoin treasury.
VanEck Launches Tokenized US Treasury Fund
This is the firm's first tokenized fund, designed to provide investors with secure, real-time access to U.S. Treasury-backed assets.
Coinbase Rejects Bitcoin Hoarding, Rides Caution to S&P 500
While Coinbase prepares to join the S&P 500, executives reveal they once rejected the high-risk Bitcoin hoarding strategy that made Michael Saylor famous—a decision that has now helped secure their place among America's corporate elite.