Bitcoin’s 45% Collapse Doesn’t Mean It Failed, Bitwise’s Matt Hougan Says

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is seeing a debate over its true identity, with Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan argueing that critics are missing the bigger picture. Bitcoin’s ‘Identity Crisis’ Bitcoin has fallen more than 40% from its peak amid broader market uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, with no clear catalyst...
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Bitdeer Says Bitcoin Liquidation “Not A Concern” For Broader Market

Bitcoin miner Bitdeer has defended its decision to liquidate its Bitcoin holdings, saying it shouldn’t be a concern for the broader market. Bitdeer’s Bitcoin Holdings Have Hit Zero On Saturday, Bitdeer shared its weekly Bitcoin update in an X post, revealing that the company sold all of its mining...
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Bryan Pellegrino: Xero’s unified blockchain system eliminates layer separation, misconceptions about layer two security, and the game-changing potential of zk technology | Empire

LayerZero’s breakthrough technology could redefine blockchain efficiency and scalability for the entire industry. The post Bryan Pellegrino: Xero’s unified blockchain system eliminates layer separation, misconceptions about layer two security, and the game-changing potential of zk technology | Empire appeared first on Crypto Briefing....
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Vitalik Buterin Accelerates ETH Sales Amid Renewed Market Weakness

Vitalik Buterin has ramped up ETH sales again. On-chain data revealed that the Ethereum co-founder sold 1,869 ETH worth roughly $3.67 million over the past two days. During the same period, Ethereum’s native token declined from about $1,980 to $1,850, a drop of over 5%. ETH Sales The transaction...
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Tom Lee: Bitcoin’s 50% Drop Is A ‘Crypto Squall,’ Not A Winter

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee called Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) 50% drawdown a “crypto squall” rather than a structural collapse, arguing technology and crypto sectors could revive as tariff uncertainty lifts. The Squall vs. Winter Thesis Lee told CNBC on Friday that Bitcoin’s decline stems from macro shocks, not fundamental weakness in...
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