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Bitcoin’s Rally Means Germany Made The Worst Economic Mistake of The Decade
Germany's decision to liquidate 50,000 bitcoins last year at a loss now stands as a cautionary tale, demonstrating the potential gains of holding seized crypto assets.
BeInCrypto·2025/07/14 15:48

XRP Price Surges Above $2.95 Amid Declining Active Addresses, Raising Sustainability Concerns
Coinotag·2025/07/14 14:50


Bitcoin Nears $125,000 as Year-to-Date Gains Potentially Outpace Gold in 2025
Coinotag·2025/07/14 14:50

Bitcoin Nears Potential Record Weekly Close Above $109K Amid Bullish Momentum Toward $180K
Coinotag·2025/07/14 14:50

XRP Faces Key Resistance Zone as Trader DonAlt Highlights Potential Decision Point
Coinotag·2025/07/14 14:50

Bitcoin Nears $119K as Pi Cycle Top Indicator Suggests Potential for Further Upside
Coinotag·2025/07/14 14:50
OCC, Fed, FDIC publish joint guidance for banks offering crypto custody
CryptoSlate·2025/07/14 14:45
Daily Bitcoin Ordinals sales volume soar to strongest level since December
CryptoSlate·2025/07/14 14:15

US Regulators Confirm Banks’ Right to Custody Crypto
The OCC, FDIC, and Federal Reserve have cleared banks to custody crypto assets, though strict rules on security and consumer protection remain in place, prohibiting client access to private keys.
BeInCrypto·2025/07/14 13:47
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Data: The loss volume of long-term bitcoin holders has approached the bear market peakAccording to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Darkfost stated that the current loss supply of Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) has reached 5.7 million coins, comparable to bear market peaks of 5.96 million in 2015, 5.8 million in 2019, and 6.8 million in 2022. Despite this, the current BTC price is down about 52% from its historical high, which is much less than previous bear market declines. This indicates that losses are mainly concentrated among younger LTH groups, possibly resulting from large-scale trading in the $80,000–$125,000 range.
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Multiple interventions this year failed to prevent the yen from falling to 160; Bank of America: three major factors could reverse the downward trendGolden Ten Data reported on May 20 that Bank of America is no longer overly bearish on the yen and believes three catalysts could prompt a complete shift to bullishness, even as the yen is falling back toward the 160 level. The bank has upgraded its yen outlook from neutral, citing improved structural capital flows, while other major currencies are facing vulnerabilities. Strategist Shusuke Yamada lowered his dollar/yen forecast for the end of 2026 from 157 to 152. Yamada stated that a shift to bullishness would require a policy change or deteriorating market conditions, including dollar/yen reaching 160, the 10-year Japanese government bond yield approaching 3%, or Brent crude oil falling below $90. Although the yen has faced suspected intervention near 160 several times this year, it has still weakened to this level. According to sources, intervention began on April 30, and Bank of Japan account analysis shows total intervention may have reached 10 trillion yen (about $63 billion). Yamada noted that since 2024, the yen has continued to weaken, expanding its decoupling from interest rate differentials. However, "improvements in yen capital flows, narrowing bank lending-deposit spreads, and rising real interest rates" could mean that, if fiscal concerns peak, domestic yields may begin to support the yen. He also pointed out that Japanese equities have outperformed those in the US and Europe, which may help attract capital inflows and improve yen fundamentals.
03:19
Two addresses simultaneously opened 10x PEPE long positions, with a total position of 3.37 million dollars.Odaily reported, according to Lookonchain monitoring, two addresses simultaneously opened 10x long positions on PEPE, with a total position of 924.7 million kPEPE, valued at 3.37 million US dollars.
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