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A sharp drop in Bitcoin deposit activity reflects growing interest in long-term holding, coupled with ETF access and institutional presence.

Cryptocurrency markets have shrugged off fears of a ceasefire breach for the time being, Donald Trump calls for de-escalation.

Bitcoin has fallen back below six figures for the first time in more than six weeks, and it could continue on that downward path in July if history rhymes. 

Bitcoin struggles as US enters Iran-Israel war; altcoins deep in the red.

The total value of liquidated positions is well above $400 million on a daily scale.

CryptoQuant analyst sees Bitcoin’s quiet phase as pent-up energy, with long-term holders accumulating before a possible breakout.

Michael Saylor is buying more Bitcoin this Monday in a piece of news that probably doesn’t surprise many at this point.

CryptoQuant reported that ELR plunged to -0.25 in three days as it echoed China’s 2021 ban levels amid rising geopolitical stress.

Crypto markets have already started the week with elevated volatility as Bitcoin fell below six-figures for the first time in more than six weeks. What else is in store? 

The market witnessed a flight-to-safety trend among cryptocurrencies, while stablecoins had a significant policy win.

Bitcoin’s price tumbles below $100K as the conflict between Israel and Iran deepens.

BTC also crashed, but the alts have it a lot worse.

Bitcoin crashed to $102,400 but recovered as altcoins are charting considerable declines.