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Bitcoin Faces Fresh Pressure As Oil Crosses $104 For First Time In 4 Years

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Investors are currently sifting through a decade of market data to see if a massive spike in energy costs will sink Bitcoin and the crypto market. While many people focus on the immediate price of oil, the real damage to Bitcoin in the past often came from internal industry blowouts rather than what was happening… Continue reading Bitcoin Faces Fresh Pressure As Oil Crosses $104 For First Time In 4 Years→

Bitcoin’s Valuation Model Hints At $500K Cycle Average, Analyst Says

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Bitcoin is trading near $67,300, well off its recent high of $74,000. One well-known analyst says that dip barely matters — he’s looking at a cycle average closer to half a million dollars. A Model Built On Scarcity PlanB, the pseudonymous analyst behind the Stock-to-Flow model, says Bitcoin’s price during the current 2024–2028 halving cycle… Continue reading Bitcoin’s Valuation Model Hints At $500K Cycle Average, Analyst Says→

WAR Token Explodes 100%, Then Crashes 20% In Sudden Sell-Off

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One person — or entity — controls 31% of all WAR tokens in circulation. That single fact sits quietly in the background as the Solana-based memecoin grabs headlines for one of the more dramatic two-day price swings in the current crypto cycle. The coin doubled on Friday. Today, nearly a quarter of those gains had… Continue reading WAR Token Explodes 100%, Then Crashes 20% In Sudden Sell-Off→

Crypto Firms Flee Ukraine—Weld Money Becomes Latest To Exit

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Ukraine’s crypto card market is shrinking fast. Weld Money, a fintech that let people spend crypto through a Mastercard-linked card, is closing its doors in the country. Users have been told to pull out their money by the end of next month or risk losing access. According to company posts on social media, military controls… Continue reading Crypto Firms Flee Ukraine—Weld Money Becomes Latest To Exit→