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Grayscale, the issuer of the Bitcoin spot ETF GBTC and crypto asset manager, has released a report declaring that “a renaissance has arrived in the Bitcoin ecosystem. The world's first public blockchain is evolving,” the report said. “The success of Audience, Inscription, and others has sparked a new

“BTC is likely to resume its upward rally after a period of sideways trading in the $50,000 to low $60,000 range as spot ETFs are adopted by several asset managers and funds,” investment firm Bernstein said in a recent report. In a report, Bernstein analyst Gautam Chhugani said,

Daniel Yan, co-founder of cryptocurrency service provider Matrixport, told X: “Ethereum (ETH) is disappointing from both a fundamental and technical perspective. A break below $2,950 on a daily basis could easily break the $2,500-$2,600 range.” Ethereum is currently trading just below $2,950. Earlier, crypto market

Checkmate (@checkmatey), principal analyst at on-chain analytics firm Glassnode, tweeted on X: “This bull run is going to see a lot of Bitcoin moonboys (people who are blindly bullish without any evidence) falter. Not because of a market selloff, but because they may get bored. We may see a slow

K33 Research Senior Analyst Vetle Lunde said that the potential $10.5 billion worth of crypto selling pressure from Mt. Gox and Gemini is weighing on the market. The amount of BTC that Mt. Gox and Gemini owe back to their users is 141,000 BTC and 27,600 BTC,

Brian Dixon, CEO of Off The Chain Capital, an investment fund specializing in cryptocurrencies, said miners have a huge growth opportunity with AI computing. “Miners have traditionally relied on Bitcoin rewards as their primary source of income, but new revenue streams around AI are emerging. They can provide computing power