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Trump Threatens Bigger Tariffs on EU, Canada 'if They Work to Harm U.S.'
President Donald Trump warned he'll impose larger import tariffs on the European Union and Canada if they collaborate to harm the U.S. economy.
HyperLiquid Delists JELLY After Vault Squeezed in $13M Tussle
HyperLiquid ended the dispute by delisting JELLY and forcibly closing all positions.
Bitcoin Market Could Heat Up as BTC Price Approaches $90K
The level will remain a potential area of volatility following Friday's quarterly options settlement.
Bitcoin's Price Recovery Runs Into a Bearish Double Top Pattern, What Next for XRP, SOL, DOGE?
The double top pattern typically requires confirmation through a decisive drop below the "neckline," the support level between the two peaks, which lies around $80,000 to $84,000 based on recent price action.
Bitcoin's $12B Quarterly Options Expiry Unlikely to Cause Major Market Reaction, Deribit Says
Key indicators such as BTC's implied volatility index and funding rates point to subdued volatility expectations.
Nillion's NIL Dips 12% After Debut; Analyst Believes Network's 'Blind Computing' Holds Promise for Data Privacy, AI
The NIL token is the governance cryptocurrency of Nillion, used to pay network fees for blind computation and payments, and is designed to drive demand as usage scales.
Defunct Exchange Mt. Gox Moves $1B in Bitcoin to Two Wallets
This is the third significant on-chain movement of funds by the exchange in four weeks.
Mag 7 Returns Would Improve With Bitcoin Replacing Tesla: StanChart
Bitcoin could be viewed as serving multiple purposes in a tech portfolio, paving the way for more institutional buying, the bank's digital asset research head said.
Bitcoin Open Future Bets on Binance Increase by $600M, Suggest More Price Volatility
An increase in open interest alongside a rise in price is said to confirm the uptrend.
Ether Supply on Centralized Exchanges Hits 9-Year Low
The number of ether held in wallets tied to centralized exchanges has dropped to the lowest since November 2015.
