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While Bitcoin continues to struggle to find direction, plaintiffs yesterday filed a motion in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York that reveals a far more...

Bitcoin's price briefly spiked yesterday after news that the Senate Banking Committee approved the CLARITY Act: 15 votes in favor, 9 against. The bill was supported by all committee Republicans...

Bitcoin and Ethereum had strengthened their positions yesterday, but today all gains have dissipated. Trading in BTC is around $80,500, while Ethereum has returned to the level of $2,240. Meanwhile...

The situation in the cryptocurrency market remains unfavorable for trading and has not changed over time. Despite the continued downward trend and a complete lack of signs of its shift...

Meanwhile, in an interview yesterday with SEC chair Paul Atkins, it became clear that, amid rapid technological change and a transforming financial landscape, the US Securities and Exchange Commission recognizes...

Bitcoin and Ethereum have continued an upward move that has been a correction for almost three months. This is clearly visible on the daily timeframe. Liquidity pools below remain untouched...

Today, the Senate Banking Committee will vote on the CLARITY Act, and the industry, apparently, decided not to wait silently. Ahead of the vote, leaders of the largest digital asset...

Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant sell-offs yesterday, prompting the liquidation of large long positions in the futures market. Currently, Bitcoin has slightly recovered and is trading just below $80,000. Ethereum...

The situation in the crypto market is ambiguous: Bitcoin resists falling because any active move below $80,000 is met with strong buybacks. But moving above $82,000 is also quite difficult...

Bitcoin attempted to drop below $80,000 once again yesterday but failed once more. This keeps the prospects for continued trading within the $80,000–$82,500 channel. Ethereum also slightly recovered after...