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XRP Leads Market Gains, Bitcoin Nears $115K as Trump Tariffs Sour Bullish Crypto Mood
“The dip was driven by concerns over Trump’s tariff stance and the Fed’s signal that it’s not keen to cut rates soon,” one trader said.
Where Is Satoshi Nakamoto? Statue Honoring the Bitcoin Creator Gets Stolen in Lugano
The layers of disappearing stripes were only empty ground where the illusion of Satoshi, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, fading into code stood since late 2024.
Dogecoin Dragged Lower by Outflows With Technicals Flagging Bearish Continuation
The Federal Reserve held rates steady this week, opting to monitor trade data, which has reduced market odds of a September rate cut and weighed heavily on high-beta assets.
DOGE Drops 8%, Shows Signs of Institutional Accumulation at 21 Cents
Meme token DOGE fell sharply over the past 24 hours as a dramatic increase in volume drove prices down to key support levels. Despite the selloff, data suggests large holders may be quietly accumulating.
XRP Falls 8% Below $3 After Hitting Resistance, High-Volume Selloff Signals Weakness
Momentum indicators remain skewed bearish, though recovering volume profiles suggest some exhaustion in the sell-off.
$600M Bullish Bets Liquidated as Bitcoin Drops to $115K, DOGE, SOL, XRP Fall 6%
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $115,200, erasing some of its recent gains but still maintaining a relatively stable posture compared to other majors. Its dominance rose slightly as altcoins bore the brunt of the correction.
Whale Revives Profit-Taking Concerns as Bitcoin Holds Flat: Crypto Daybook Americas
Your day-ahead look for July 29, 2025
DOGE Plunges 9% in Steep Sell-Off, but Rebounds From Critical Support Zone
DOGE endured a sharp drawdown in the latest trading session and led losses among major tokens with a 9% slide. Here's what analytics point to next.
Ray Dalio Recommends 15% Bitcoin and Gold Investment as U.S. Faces ‘Debt Doom Loop’
The comments are a notable shift from his 2022 recommendation of just 1–2% in bitcoin, reflecting growing concern over what Dalio calls a “debt doom loop.”
