Where Have the Crypto Bulls Gone?
Bitcoin ETFs have outperformed 99.9% of all ETFs but demand is now dwindling
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Kakao Pay, Kakao Bank to Build Institutional-Grade Digital Asset Infrastructure in Korea With Fireblocks
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Bitcoin Tops $86,000 as Short Squeeze Lifts Crypto and Equity Markets
A wave of forced short covering pushed bitcoin to its highest level since January, and a Hyperliquid liquidation map shows the next flashpoint sitting near $95,750.