VanEck: “Bitcoin’s Past Performance No Guarantee for the Future”

VanEck, a major asset management firm, asserts that Bitcoin's (BTC) previous performance does not ensure its future expansion.

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China Accuses The U.s. Of Masterminding A $13 Billion Bitcoin Theft

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China Accuses the U.S. of Masterminding a $13 Billion Bitcoin Theft

China has sent shockwaves across global markets after accusing the U.S. of orchestrating a $13 billion Bitcoin theft, turning the world’s largest cryptocurrency into the latest flashpoint in the tech rivalry between the two superpowers.

James Wynn Goes “all In” On Shorting Bitcoin After 12 Liquidations

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James Wynn Goes “All-In” on Shorting Bitcoin After 12 Liquidations

High-leverage trader James Wynn has gone “all-in” betting on Bitcoin dropping below $92,000, despite being liquidated 12 times in just 12 hours, leaving the crypto community closely watching his high-risk moves.

Jpmorgan Bitcoin Looks “cheap” Compared To Gold, Could Reach $170,000

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JPMorgan: Bitcoin Looks “Cheap” Compared to Gold, Could Reach $170,000

JPMorgan analysts made waves by suggesting that Bitcoin is undervalued compared to gold and could surge to $170,000 within the next 12 months — defying the prevailing bearish sentiment across the crypto market.

Institutions Stay Bullish On Bitcoin As Retail Investors Panic

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Institutions Stay Bullish on Bitcoin as Retail Investors Panic

While retail investors panic and dump their holdings amid market chaos, major financial institutions are quietly accumulating — fueling speculation that a new Bitcoin bull cycle may be just around the corner.

Crypto Market Bloodbath, Over $2 Billion Liquidated

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Crypto Market Bloodbath, Over $2 Billion Liquidated

The cryptocurrency market continues to bleed red this Tuesday as Bitcoin sinks below the $100,000 mark and Ethereum tumbles to its lowest level in four months, triggering more than $2 billion in liquidations within just 24 hours.

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