Recently, short-term Bitcoin holders have been actively accumulating over 1.2 million BTC since December 2023, according to Glassnode. This surge in accumulation has caught the attention of many investors, especially considering the launch of Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US. While the majority of Bitcoin accumulation has historically been attributed to long-term holders and whales,
Cryptocurrency analyst PlanB has made a bold prediction that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 by the end of this year. Despite the current bearish sentiments surrounding the flagship cryptocurrency, PlanB remains confident in his analysis. In a recent video on his YouTube channel, he stated that he believes Bitcoin hitting $100,000 is “inevitable.” Not only that,
The arraignment of two Binance executives in Nigeria has been postponed until April 19, as the country seeks criminal charges against the crypto duo. Initially detained in late February, Binance’s head of financial crime compliance, Tigran Gambrayan, and the regional manager for Binance in Africa, Nadeem Anjarwalla, are facing charges of money laundering and operating
The Ethereum price is facing a significant struggle to recover above the $3,360 resistance zone. Despite attempts to bounce back, ETH is now showing signs of more losses below the $3,300 and $3,250 levels. This indicates that the cryptocurrency is encountering numerous hurdles in its path to a successful recovery. Ethereum is encountering many hurdles
After numerous promises by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, the US-based crypto exchange is finally making strides towards integrating the Bitcoin Lightning network. In a recent statement on April 3rd, Lightspark, a lightning network-based payment infrastructure provider, announced that they were selected by Coinbase to assist with the integration process. As part of the partnership, Coinbase
Lithuania is planning to implement strict licensing requirements for cryptocurrency firms by 2025. The goal is to regulate the industry more effectively as digital assets become more integrated into the financial system. According to Central bank board member Simonas Krepsta, the current number of 580 active firms in the country is expected to decrease significantly