Cardano and XRP outperform Bitcoin by over 200% as developers hard work pays off
Cardano (ADA) and the XRP Ledger (XRP) have started outperforming Bitcoin amid expectations of regulatory changes under the incoming Trump...
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ETH Products Outperform BTC, While XRP Sees New Record: CoinShares
Bitcoin experienced outflows of $457 million in the past week, marking the first significant withdrawals since early September. CoinShares interpreted...
HBAR, XRP Defy Market Sentiment as BTC Dumps by $3K in Hours (Market Watch)
Bitcoin’s price actions during the weekend hinted at a potential break out toward $100,000, but Monday started on the opposite...
Huge Bitcoin Volatility, Ethereum Picks Up Speed, Ripple Bull Run Goes On: This Week’s Crypto Recap
It was a crazy week in the cryptocurrency industry, filled with a lot of volatility, a resurgance that the entire...
Will December Surpass November’s Record-Breaking Bitcoin Price Increase?
Bitcoin is closing out one of its most remarkable months in history, surging over $30,000 in November and marking a...
Ethereum Open Interest Sets New Record, Analyst Says Fireworks ‘Guaranteed’
Data shows the Ethereum Open Interest has recently observed a sharp jump to a new all-time high (ATH) of around...
Will The Bitcoin Price Repeat the November 28 ATH Pattern of 2013 and 2017 in 2024?
Bitcoin consistently captures headlines, and over the years, November 28 has emerged as a pivotal date in its history. On...
Bitcoin Price Crash Not Over? Why A Decline To $89,000 Is Possible
The Bitcoin price could crash if it fails to hold key resistance levels. A crypto analyst has revealed that a...
Ethereum Analyst Predicts $3,700 Once ETH Breaks Through Resistance
Ethereum has been trading at its highest levels since late July, hovering around $3,470. This marks a significant rebound for...
Bitcoin Taker Buy/Sell Ratio Surges On Major Exchanges — Who Is Buying?
The price of Bitcoin has somewhat cooled off, struggling to reach the highly-coveted $100,000 mark, after an intense bullish run...
