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Headlines and short briefings we actually use when reading the market — filtered for relevance, not volume.
Bitcoin broke $84,000 on Monday, closing above its 50-week moving average for the first time in 45 weeks, prompting analysts to declare the bear market over and sparking renewed optimism across crypto markets.
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Bitcoin pushed past $80,000 despite a $148 billion tax-date liquidity transfer, while SOFR stayed below the Fed’s reserve rate, signaling limited funding stress.
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Michigan inflation expectations, ETF demand and Japan’s rate path will test Bitcoin near $80,000 while a BTC model points toward $95,000.
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Bitcoin has surged above its 50-week moving average, a historically bullish technical milestone. However, analysts warn that a single weekly close may not be sufficient to declare the bear market officially over.
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Bitcoin has finally topped its 50‑week moving average after 45 weeks, a historic signal that has preceded past bull runs. The break suggests potential upside momentum.
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A North Korean cyber unit dubbed WaterPlum lured developers with bogus job offers, compromising over 30,000 devices worldwide and siphoning roughly $10.7 million in digital assets.
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S&P Global’s move to acquire OpenZeppelin highlights growing institutional interest in blockchain security and could reshape trust layers across DeFi and enterprise Web3 applications.
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A disturbing trend of 'crypto-rapts' is emerging in France, with armed gangs targeting families to physically coerce cryptocurrency transfers. The latest incident involved four armed men in northern France.
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A look at the key developments in the crypto space this week, including ongoing regulatory uncertainty surrounding the CLARITY Act, Kraken's innovative on-chain perpetual futures, and a significant data breach at Revolut. We analyze market implications and future outlook.
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