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Despite a 10% price increase in October, Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows signs of potential correction as bearish trends emerge.
Ripple XRP’s trading volume rose significantly, and transaction costs on the network dropped as the firm saw a notable uptick in microtransactions.
Both U.S. presidential candidates recognize cryptocurrency’s importance, courting crypto voters with policies favoring digital asset freedom. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan views elections as beneficial regardless of winner, highlighting cryptocurrency’s growing regulatory framework.
This week, Dogecoin rallied 20% amid strong demand, while Goatseus Maximus and Moo Deng faced sharp declines due to bearish trends.
- 09:21European Fintech Company Trade Republic Obtains Full MiCA License from German Regulator BaFinAccording to Cryptonews, the German financial regulator BaFin has granted a full Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license to Trade Republic, one of Europe's largest fintech companies. This license allows the German company to provide crypto asset custody services to its 4 million users across 17 markets and operate in all 30 European Economic Area countries. Data shows that currently, 25 crypto asset service providers (CASP) within the EU have obtained MiCA licenses, with 9 (36%) issued by the German regulator BaFin. It is noteworthy that all crypto asset service providers must obtain a MiCA license by mid-2025, or they will be unable to conduct cross-border business in the EU region.
- 09:05BTC falls below 103,000 USDMarket data shows that BTC has fallen below $103,000, currently reported at $102,987.11, with a 24-hour decline of 0.85%. The market is quite volatile, so please ensure proper risk management.
- 09:05A newly created wallet withdraws 500 Bitcoins from CEX, valued at approximately $51.58 millionAccording to monitoring by on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), a newly created wallet address has withdrawn 500 Bitcoins from a CEX exchange, valued at approximately $51.58 million.