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Cryptocurrency data analysis firm Swissblock has released a report suggesting that a cool-off period for bitcoin is imminent. "Bitcoin's price has almost doubled from $3.8K at the end of January without any meaningful decline. A cooling off period may be imminent. Nothing rebounds in a straight

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S., told X: "The reduction in Layer 2 transaction fees (with the completion of Ethereum's Denko upgrade) will enable widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. Scalability is finally here." Earlier, Jesse Pollak, Coinbase's Protocol

DL News has compiled the following three reasons why the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will not approve an Ethereum spot ETF. 1. The definition of Ethereum is still unclear. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has been vague about whether Ethereum is a commodity or not. What is confusing is

Andrew Kang, co-founder of crypto investment firm Mechanism Capital, told X: "As interest rates remain high, money will move from real estate to crypto. Real estate is becoming unprofitable due to high prices and high interest rates. The global real estate market is worth $280 trillion, and the value

Cryptocurrency media Cointelegraph shared three signals that could signal a bitcoin correction. "First, the Tom-Demark Sequential Indicator (TD Sequential Indicator), a popular indicator for predicting BTC trend reversals, has issued a sell signal on the 12-hour timeframe. Since the beginning of February, every time the indicator has given a

Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett reports via X that "the chances of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approving an ETH spot ETF by May 23 (local time) are diminishing. According to sources, ETH spot ETF applicants and custodians have been trying to reach out to SEC