After an ongoing series of new ATHs, the price of Bitcoin is now very close to the impressive and long-awaited price of $100,000 per coin. As in all previous cycles, the long-term holder group is taking advantage of liquidity inflows and a strengthening demand side to resume selling held supply at scale. Click to read
2.TORN soars 486.02% Tornado Cash ruling promotes the game of privacy and administrative powerOn November 26, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the ruling Sanctions against Tornado Cash. Affected by this news, Tornado The price of Cash token TORN has soared 486.02% in the past 24 hours, with a trading volume of nearly 10 million US dollars, and a 24-hour increase of 15438.18%. Click to read
3. 1000x earnings Pantera founder recalls how to capture BTC from 2013-2024Pantera Bitcoin Fund recently achieved a crazy milestone - 1000x earnings. The post-election Bitcoin price surge saw the Pantera Bitcoin Fund gain a further 30%. After fees and expenses, Pantera Bitcoin Fund's lifetime return is now 131,165%. Click to read
4. How long can Bitcoin “burn”?On Tuesday, the reversal of the overnight "Trump trade" spread to the Bitcoin market. The price of Bitcoin once reached around US$99,000 and then quickly fell back below US$93,000, with the maximum drop exceeding 6%. This comes as markets are shaken by rumors that Israel and Lebanon are expected to reach a ceasefire agreement. Not only Bitcoin, but gold and crude oil prices also fell sharply. Click to read
5. Why are cryptocurrencies so important in developed economies?This phrase has long been a rallying cry for the cryptocurrency industry, justifying its rapid growth and inclusion in mainstream economics discourse. However, while these words resonate more in developing countries with limited access to financial services, they do not fully illustrate why cryptocurrencies are important in the most developed countries.