Well, let me tell you about the Lazarus Group. These North Korean hackers just became one of the biggest Bitcoin whales out there. We’re talking about 13,518 BTC, worth over $1.13 billion.
Trump’s crypto reserve plan is a big scam?
Listen up, you know how sometimes you think you’re getting a great deal, only to find out it’s all smoke and mirrors?
FOMC Decision Looms: Bitcoin Eyes $86K, Ethereum Holds $2,100 Amid Rate Uncertainty
The FOMC meeting on March 19, 2025, is expected to maintain the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50%, with the Fed taking a cautious, data-driven approach amid persistent inflation and solid economic growth.
Crypto markets could see a short-term rally if the Fed signals future rate cuts, boosting risk appetite, or a dip if a hawkish stance reinforces tighter financial conditions.
However, Bitcoin’s growing resilience and pro-crypto policy tailwinds might temper the broader market impact.
Volatility is likely around the announcement, driven by Chair Powell’s remarks and updated projections, but the crypto market may continue showing increasing independence from Fed decisions.
Post-FOMC, Bitcoin is expected to trade within $80,000–$86,000 with 80% confidence, while Ethereum is projected to move between $1,800–$2,100 under the same confidence level. These ranges reflect potential
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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OKX hits pause on DEX after security storm
Do you know what’s mean the term collateral damage? OKX, one of the big players in crypto, just slammed the brakes on its decentralized exchange aggregator. Why? Security concerns, that’s why.
Bitcoin’s Dip Defies Trump’s Crypto Push—Is a $200K Target Still in Play?
Bitcoin’s drop despite Trump’s pro-crypto stance has left many scratching their heads.
The idea of a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve isn’t just talk—it’s gaining traction. While the government isn’t buying BTC yet, that could change soon, bringing institutional legitimacy and long-term price support.
Meanwhile, the Stablecoin Bill is moving through Congress, signaling a major shift toward a blockchain-based financial system.
Some big names, Elon Musk included, are exploring their own stablecoins, and Trump’s team sees stablecoins as a way to protect the dollar’s global reserve status.
Then there’s the economy. Scott Bessent’s talk of a “detox period” suggests a controlled downturn might be ahead.
If that’s the case, Trump’s playbook seems clear: blame the recession on Biden, use tariffs and crypto narratives to manage costs, and push for lower interest rates to fuel tech and AI growth. Short-term pain, long-term gain—that’s the strategy.
Regardless, I don’t see BTC falling below 70k, possibly 73-78k which is a solid time to enter for any buyers on the fence.
In the next 1-2 years, BTC at 200k isn’t as far-fetched as most would think.
Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget
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Bitcoin will crash to $10k?
Listen up, guys, the streets of crypto are always unpredictable, but right now, Bitcoin’s got everyone on edge.
Decentraland’s Fashion Week 2025 is where digital style meets infinite possibilities
Picture this, a world where fashion knows no limits. Decentraland just dropped the teaser for its Metaverse Fashion Week 2025, and let me tell you, it’s shaping up to be a spectacle.
Bitcoin Consolidates Below $90K, Ethereum Stuck in Range as Market Awaits Next Move
After topping $100,000 in late 2024, Bitcoin’s recent pullback has traders watching key support levels between $82,000 and $85,000.
It’s a classic post-rally consolidation phase that is healthy but also a test of whether Bitcoin’s recent momentum has real staying power.
Institutional buying and the buzz around a potential U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve continue to prop up sentiment, but with resistance looming near $85,000–$90,000, a breakout won’t come easy.
And let’s not forget the macro wildcard: any unexpected FOMC moves could throw a wrench into the market.
If sentiment turns bearish, we could see Bitcoin dip toward $75,000–$80,000, though a bullish macro backdrop could send it climbing back to $90,000.
Meanwhile, Ethereum remains tied to Bitcoin’s moves, stuck between $1,800 and $2,300.
The ETH/BTC ratio’s weakness suggests Ethereum is struggling to find independent strength, even with promising developments on the horizon.
The Pectra upgrade and ongoing Layer 2 expansion give it a bullish long-term case, but in the short term, those fundamentals might not be enough to break resistance at $2,300–$2,500 without Bitcoin leading the charge.
If market sentiment sours, ETH could slip to $1,800, but Ethereum could push toward the top of its range if BTC stages a recovery.
Right now, it’s a waiting game—does Bitcoin hold the line, or does the market need a deeper reset before the next leg up.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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Cardano and Natural Gas futures are coming to Coinbase
The heavyweight champ of U.S. crypto exchanges, is shaking things up again.
