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Bitcoin faces a critical test as enthusiasm for U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs wanes, putting key support levels under pressure, warn Bitfinex analysts. Without steady inflows from these ETFs, Bitcoin’s price could struggle to hold above the $107,000 to $108,000 range, a zone that has become increasingly vulnerable amid institutional selling and significant outflows following the […]

Decentralized exchange Bunni has announced it is shutting down following an $8.4 million exploit in September, becoming the second crypto project to cease operations this week. The team revealed in a Thursday post on X that financial constraints stemming from the security breach have forced them to halt growth and wind down the protocol. “The

Prediction market Polymarket is in early discussions with investors to secure funding at a valuation between $12 billion and $15 billion, signaling a potential tenfold increase from its value four months ago, according to Bloomberg sources. This follows a $200 million funding round in June led by Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund that valued the company

Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz expressed skepticism about Bitcoin reaching $250,000 by the end of the year, stating that nearly impossible circumstances would have to unfold for such a surge. Speaking to CNBC, Novogratz noted that Bitcoin, currently trading around $107,649, would need to rally approximately 133% within the next 10 weeks to hit that

Cryptocurrency analysts anticipate a final dip in Bitcoin’s price to around $104,000 before the bull market fully rebounds. Technical indicators highlight the 50-week simple moving average—currently near $102,500—as a historically strong support level that Bitcoin has tested multiple times since mid-2023. Market observers note considerable leverage and a dense liquidity zone around the $104,000 mark,

Solana-based decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter is gearing up to fully launch its native predictions market by the fourth quarter of 2025. The platform recently unveiled a beta version of its Jupiter Prediction Market, developed in partnership with Kalshi, which enables users to wager on real-world event outcomes. Currently in beta, the initial market focuses on

Bitcoin miner debt has skyrocketed from $2.1 billion to a staggering $12.7 billion within just one year, as miners aggressively invest in new rigs and AI infrastructure to secure their position in the intensifying global hashrate race. According to VanEck analysts Nathan Frankovitz and Matthew Sigel, miners face the “melting ice cube” dilemma — without

Bitcoin faces the risk of breaking a crucial support level amid continued outflows from US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs following the recent crypto market decline, Bitfinex analysts warn. The once-reliable $107,000 to $108,000 support zone has weakened significantly due to diminished institutional accumulation, especially after President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement earlier this month. Between October 13

Decentralized exchange Bunni has announced its shutdown following a devastating $8.4 million exploit in September, marking it as the second crypto project to close operations this week. In a statement posted on X, the team revealed that a lack of funds has forced them to wind down. They explained that the recent exploit halted Bunni’s

Prediction market Polymarket is reportedly engaged in early discussions with investors to secure funding at a valuation between $12 billion and $15 billion. This potential surge, representing a tenfold increase from just four months ago, underscores the rapid growth and mainstream appeal of the platform. This follows a $200 million funding round in June led