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CoinShares has abruptly withdrawn registration filings for its XRP, Solana-staking, and Litecoin ETFs, yanking three altcoin products just as it gears up for a highly anticipated Nasdaq listing through a $1.2 billion SPAC deal. The move, paired with the wind-down of a leveraged Bitcoin-futures ETF, shines a light on how fast US crypto-ETF consolidation is

A big tech bounce, rising geopolitical tensions, and fresh economic momentum shaped the day’s headlines. Intel led markets higher after hopes grew that it could soon win Apple’s chip business, while China pressed the UK to reaffirm its stance on Taiwan amid regional frictions. India delivered another blowout growth print, reinforcing its status as the

Bitcoin continued climbing over the past week as the market began to settle after three chaotic weeks in November. Selling pressure faded, and traders appeared more willing to hold their ground as volatility eased. The total crypto market cap jumped over 8.7% and pushed back above the three trillion dollar mark, supported by early signs

Cryptocurrencies saw remarkable rallies on Thursday as Bitcoin reclaimed $91,000. Most altcoins display substantial intraday gains, with the value of all digital currencies up 4.50% from the previous day to $3.11 trillion. IOTA’s rally coincides with a crucial milestone. The distributed ledger technology (DLT) platform is celebrating a breakthrough as its staking ratio hits 50%.

Wall Street strategist Tom Lee believes investors should brace for another volatile year ahead. In an interview with CNBC this week, the Fundstrat co-founder outlined his expectations for both equities and crypto, warning that policy shocks could trigger sharp corrections in stocks while Bitcoin may stage a dramatic rebound. Despite recent turbulence, Lee insists resilience

Bitcoin maintained a foothold above the $88,500 support region this week, staging a recovery move after forming a near-term base. The cryptocurrency climbed above $91,000, reaching a weekly peak of $91,878 before pausing and drifting lower. The pullback coincided with a technical break below a short-term bullish trend line at $90,800 on the BTC/USD hourly

The crypto market remained in a consolidation phase on Friday as the recent bull run ran out of steam on Thanksgiving Day. Bitcoin was stuck at $90,000, while the market capitalization of the industry dropped slightly to $3.1 trillion. This article provides forecasts for some top coins like Pi Network (PI), Monero (XMR), and Shiba

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