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Santiment: Bitcoin Bulls Loading Up As Whales And Sharks Buy The Dip

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Bitcoin moved higher on renewed buying from large holders while smaller wallets were seen booking gains, a pattern that on-chain watchers view as supportive for further upside. Whale Accumulation And Retail Profit-Taking According to Santiment, wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC — described as whales and sharks — have added 56,227 BTC since mid-December.… Continue reading Santiment: Bitcoin Bulls Loading Up As Whales And Sharks Buy The Dip→

Bitcoin Wealth Isn’t About Hype—It’s About Time And Stacking, Expert Says

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According to an exchange on X, a user asked when Bitcoin would “boom.” A crypto expert answered bluntly that relying on a single price explosion to get rich is the wrong plan and summed up his approach as “time plus stacking.” The remark cut through the guessing and put the focus back on steady habits,… Continue reading Bitcoin Wealth Isn’t About Hype—It’s About Time And Stacking, Expert Says→

Bitcoin Faces Test After Venezuela Attack, But Analyst Sees No Major Pullback

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According to market observers, the US strikes on Venezuela early Saturday are not expected to push Bitcoin into a large sell-off. The strikes took place at around 6 a.m. UTC and lasted for about 30 minutes, reports show. Michael van de Poppe, founder of MN Trading Capital, wrote on X that he does not expect… Continue reading Bitcoin Faces Test After Venezuela Attack, But Analyst Sees No Major Pullback→

A Maduro Bet, A Market Alarm: US Lawmaker Targets Trading Abuses

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US Rep. Ritchie Torres said he will introduce legislation to curb what he and other lawmakers describe as possible insider trading on prediction markets, after a single, highly timed wager on Polymarket paid off when Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was captured. Reports have disclosed that the bill — being called the Public Integrity in Financial… Continue reading A Maduro Bet, A Market Alarm: US Lawmaker Targets Trading Abuses→