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Retail sell-offs and liquidations on Binance drive net taker volume below $1B as Bitcoin funding rates turn negative across major exchanges amid rising caution. origin »
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Ethereum Foundation outflows persist, but taker buy dominance shows buyers are absorbing the pressure. Retail and investor accumulation rise as whales reduce exposure; $2,550 remains a key resiThe post Ethereum activity shifts: More addresses but less users - What's going on? appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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Bitcoin ($BTC) dominance slips as Altseason 3.0 approaches, with analysts drawing parallels to the 2017 and 2021 cycles that sparked major altcoin surges.
Жертвы физических атак на криптоинвесторов потеряли около $101 млн за первые четыре месяца 2026 года, сообщает компания по кибербезопасности CertiK. В более чем половине случаев преступники атакуют...
Bitcoin clears short liquidity at $84K as major support zones build at $70K, pointing to consolidation before the next significant price move.
Bitcoin (BTC) is back above $81,500, trading around $81,585 after touching an intraday high of $81,698, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency continues a sharp recovery from the low $60,000s. The move has taken Bitcoin to its highest level since late January and revived a familiar question: is this a short-lived squeeze, or the start of a more durable advance toward the mid-$80,000s? For now, the answer seems to be that the rally has real support, but it is still moving fast enough to make traders nervous.
Bitcoin $BTC, the flagship cryptocurrency, has hit a staggering 58.91% mark in market dominance for the 1st time since July 2025, over 10 months.
Bitcoin price surged to a four-month high above $80,600 on Monday, May 4, with the benchmark crypto asset breaching the $80k supply wall amid a broader uptick for risk assets. Most of the intraday gains came after President Donald Trump announced Project Freedom, an effort aimed at escorting foreign cargo ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Morgan Stanley advises 2%–4% Bitcoin exposure as MSBT demand grows, while bank balance sheet adoption faces regulatory hurdles.