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Bitcoin price is attempting a fresh increase from the $25,400 zone against the US Dollar. The price is now trading below $26,500 and the 55 simple moving average (4 hours). There is a major bearish trend line forming with resistance near $26,300 on the 4-hour chart of the BTC/USD pair...

There have been many bank failures as of late. The good news – according to several analysts – is that bitcoin is not only going to survive the onslaught, but it will come out with a bright, shining halo over its head at the end. Bitcoin Is a Fighter At...

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other assets have experienced certain degrees of healing in the year 2023, a big turnaround from the previous 12 months, though the fact remains that the Fed is still looking into hiking rates, and another rate jump could be right around the corner. The Fed Could...

Biden and his fellow group of nation haters are once again setting their sights on cryptocurrency. Biden is asking Congress to pass a new 30 percent tax on all crypto mining operations. Biden is Again Attacking Crypto The goal is to allegedly prevent climate change and stop the crypto mining...

ADA price seems to be recovering above the $0.25 level against the US Dollar. The price is now trading below $0.32 and the 55 simple moving average (4 hours). There is a key bearish trend line forming with resistance near $0.278 on the 4-hour chart (data feed via Coinbase). The...

Ethereum price is struggling below the $1,850 resistance against the US Dollar. ETH price is now trading below $1,800 and the 55 simple moving average (4 hours). There is a major bearish trend line forming with resistance near $1,775 on the 4-hour chart (data feed from Coinbase). The pair could...

Binance head Changpeng Zhao has taken to Twitter to warn Justin Sun – the main executive behind crypto firm Tron – against using his own funds to garner the exchange’s new SUI tokens. Zhao to Sun: Your Money’s Not Welcome! Zhao has made it clear that these units are designed...

Crypto exchange Coinbase is upping its fight against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company received a Wells notice from the federal agency over a month ago, and it’s not happy that Gary Gensler and his cronies are targeting its operations. Coinbase Vs. the SEC: Who Will Win? A...

Cross River Bank (CRB) – a crypto-friendly financial institution stationed in New Jersey – has angered the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). It’s claiming that the bank hasn’t done enough to keep traders’ and customers’ assets safe. The FDIC Targets Cross River Bank The FDIC is now taking enforcement action...

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