This Week in Coins: Bitcoin Ends in the Red, but Some Alts Survive a Crazy Week
Things are slightly better now after a brutal sell-off battered almost all coins and tokens at the beginning of the week.
Bitcoin whale games get traders nervous as 12K BTC appears for sale
Bitcoin order book action is currently marked by significant sell-side liquidity, but this could disappear at any time, analysis says.
Bitcoin Briefly Tops $62,000 as Global Recession Fears Subside
Bitcoin climbed past $62,000 Friday morning, after fears of a global recession eased on lower-than-expected U.S. initial jobless claims.
Amazon faces UK merger probe over $4B Anthropic AI investment
Microsoft and OpenAI face similar scrutiny as Europe and the UK seek to identify the line between investment and acquisition.
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Investors Hold the Line as Markets Rebound
As the crypto market quaked this week, investors in BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF held firm with inflows of $52.5 million Wednesday.
Crypto Super PACs win big backing candidates in 3 US state primaries
After backing two losing candidates in Arizona primaries on July 30, the crypto-backed Fairshake PAC and its affiliates could claim up to four new victories in congressional races.
Trump Sons Tease ‘Huge’ Crypto Announcement in Cryptic Tweets
Eric and Donald Trump Jr. say they’ve fallen in love with crypto and DeFi and have something «huge» in the works. What is it?
Clicker games to fade post-airdrop, Is Hamster Kombat any good? Web3 Gamer
Gamers will get bored with clicker games once the tokens drop, Hamster Kombat review, Web3 gaming to pay better than Uber: Web3 Gamer.
Ronin Gaming Network Recovers Swiped Ethereum After $12 Million Bridge Attack
Three years after a massive $622 million hack, the bridge connecting Ronin to Ethereum has been attacked again. But there’s a happier ending.
Bitcoin analyst sees seller 'exhaustion' as BTC price rebounds 10%
Bitcoin sellers run out of steam and BTC price strength returns at the Wall Street open as US stocks initially avoid copying the fate of their Asian counterparts.