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'Trump Trade' Has Bitcoin Eyeing $70,000 Even as Gold Hits New High
Bitcoin is surging as confidence in risky assets grows, driven by election bets on a pro-crypto Donald Trump win and ETF demand
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As perps dominate crypto trading, exchanges are stitching together opaque insurance funds, credit extensions and ADL exemptions — a network of hidden leverage that leaves the ecosystem vulnerable to a cascading, cross-platform failure.
When Fiat Fails, Crypto Fills the Gap – Argentina Proves It
With triple-digit inflation and broken trust in banks, stablecoins and Bitcoin are powering daily life in ways the formal economy can’t.
Despite Identical Monetary Tailwinds, Gold is Pulling Ahead of Bitcoin
Precious metals rally highlights rotation to traditional safe havens as crypto struggles for momentum
Will Michael Saylor's Strategy Be Forced to Sell BTC?
Strategy’s CEO has outlined, for the first time, the conditions under which the company could sell its 649,870 BTC—introducing a new structural risk marker as Bitcoin markets wobble and mNAV approaches critical levels.
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Coinbase Resumes India Operations After Two-Year Absence
Coinbase has resumed onboarding users in India after more than two years, marking the cryptocurrency exchange's return to a market it exited in 2023 following regulatory disputes over payment infrastructure. The exchange is now allowing new registrations and crypto-to-crypto trading, with plans to reintroduce fiat on-ramp services next
Robinhood to Enter Indonesia Through Dual Acquisition
Platform to acquire brokerage and crypto trading firms, targeting market with 19 million equity investors
Circle Partners Bybit to Expand USDC Integration
Exchange to enhance stablecoin liquidity across trading, payments and savings products
Binance Receives Full Regulatory Authorization in Abu Dhabi
Exchange to operate through three licensed entities under ADGM oversight starting January 2026