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Despite recent market turmoil, major Bitcoin ETF issuers are acquiring large amounts of BTC, suggesting confidence in future demand and potential market stabilization.
Solana faces intense bearish pressure, plunging below support with strong downtrend signals from Ichimoku and BBTrend. A retest of February lows looms unless momentum shifts fast.
As traditional markets show clear signs of an impending recession, the crypto space is not immune from damage. Liquidations are surging as the overall crypto market cap mirrors declines in the stock market. Even though the source of these problems is localized to the US, the damage will have global implications. Traders are advised to …
Bitcoin Futures have surged past $100 billion in open interest, showing strong activity from institutional and retail traders. Whales are increasingly taking short positions even as Bitcoin trades above $85,000, diverging from retail sentiment. Altcoin markets are seeing reduced long interest from whales with XVG and ALICE being rare exceptions showing bullish positions.
Wormhole enters April at a crossroads, with weakening momentum and a looming token unlock adding pressure. Traders eye $0.089 as the breakout pivot in an uncertain landscape.
- 13:33Several U.S. Senate Banking Committee Members Release Draft Discussion on Crypto Market StructureAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett has revealed that U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott, along with Senators Cynthia Lummis, Bill Hagerty, and Bernie Moreno, have jointly released the long-awaited draft for discussion on crypto market structure. The draft was originally scheduled for release last week but was delayed due to internal disputes within the House of Representatives. Building on the already passed House CLARITY Act and the Lummis-Gillibrand bill, the draft introduces new regulations regarding token classification, regulatory decentralization, banking operations, information disclosure, and illicit finance.
- 13:21Telegram Crypto Wallet Now Available to 87 Million Users in the United StatesAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, citing CNBC, U.S. users can now directly send, receive, and manage cryptocurrencies within the Telegram app, without the need for additional downloads, browser plugins, or separate logins. TONWallet has been integrated into the Telegram interface and began rolling out gradually in the U.S. this week. This is a self-custodial crypto wallet, allowing users to control their own private keys. The service is developed by The Open Platform (TOP) and built on the TON blockchain, enabling users to send stablecoins and other digital tokens to contacts as easily as sending a message. According to official sources, this is the first time a self-custodial crypto wallet has been embedded in a mainstream messaging platform in the U.S. market.
- 13:21Western Union, a Global Remittance Service Provider, Seeks Partnerships with Crypto Firms to Offer Stablecoin ServicesAccording to ChainCatcher, as reported by Cointelegraph, the CEO of U.S. international remittance service provider Western Union stated in an interview with Bloomberg that the company is actively exploring the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments, currency exchange, and digital wallets, viewing this as an opportunity for innovation. The company has already tested related settlement processes in Africa and South America and is seeking to collaborate with crypto firms to offer stablecoin on- and off-ramp services.