Low Crypto Interest May Reflect Reputation Damage, Analyst Warns
Analyst Benjamin Cowen argues that low social interest in crypto may be due to reputational damage, not just a cyclical lull.
Analyst Benjamin Cowen argues that low social interest in crypto may be due to reputational damage, not just a cyclical lull.
Bitcoin dips to key $76,000 support as oil surge and NFP data boost rate hike bets; all eyes are on the upcoming US CPI report.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced $282.6 million in outflows for a third straight session on September 10, while XRP funds attracted inflows for the third consecutive…
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reiterates $400,000 Bitcoin target despite a 5.4% weekly drop and weak demand.
Analyst Ben Cowen warns that Anthropic's IPO might divert investor attention, potentially stalling Bitcoin's rally.
Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz said XRP could surpass Bitcoin by market cap, but only through faster growth, not Bitcoin's decline.
Donald Trump's $5,000 pledge to Americans if Republicans win the midterms could boost Bitcoin, based on past stimulus effects on crypto and stocks.
Bitcoin dropped over 2% on Thursday, trading near $77,200, as US-Iran tensions lifted oil prices and traders priced in a Fed rate hike.
Brian Armstrong told CNBC that bitcoin's bottom is in, that $400,000 by 2030 is reasonable and that the Clarity Act will pass.
US producer prices rose 0.4% in August, pushing gold and bitcoin lower as rate hike expectations increased.
Bitcoin fell 1.64% to $77,012 after sellers defended resistance and pushed price below the 100-bar moving average. Multiple headwinds including higher yields…
Quantum computers differ fundamentally from classical ones and pose a potential threat to Bitcoin's cryptography.
Bitcoin sits near $78,257 after slipping below $80,000; selling pressure has eased, but spot demand and liquidity remain thin even as ETF inflows persist.
Altcoin futures open interest topped bitcoin's for the first time since December 2024; Bucella urged caution on leveraged altcoin bets.
Strategy argues its funding structure is safer than JPMorgan's, but critics note the comparison omits key risks.