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Bitcoin DeFi project Solv to launch native token on Hyperliquid
It will be among the first tokens to launch on Hyperliquid, a layer-1 network specializing in trading.
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Bollinger Bands point to explosive Bitcoin price upside, but how high?
A widely used Bitcoin technical analysis indicator suggests that BTC is on the verge of a “walk up” toward new all-time highs.
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8Harbour Joins Forces with Velocity Labs to Launch Instant Stablecoin Payment Between EU Banks and Polkadot
Harbour, collaborating with Velocity Labs, unveils the launch of their innovative stablecoin payment system “Magic Ramp”, seamlessly bridging SEPA Instant payment rails...
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8How Does Lightchain AI Outperform WIF?
The cryptocurrency market is home to a wide range of projects, from playful meme coins to groundbreaking utility-driven innovations. Among them, Dogwifhat...
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8Deus Wallet Releases Duress Mode Feature to Enhance Cryptocurrency Security
Deus Wallet, a comprehensive platform that allows users to store and manage cryptocurrencies and NFTs while featuring tools to track account activity,...
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Bitcoin (BTC) New Year Rally Ended? Ethereum (ETH) Crucial Bearish Pattern, Dogecoin (DOGE): Down Even More – U.Today
Bitcoin (BTC) New Year Rally Ended? Ethereum (ETH) Crucial Bearish Pattern, Dogecoin (DOGE): Down Even More U.Today
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El Salvador makes Bitcoin payments voluntary in $1.4B IMF loan deal – Cointelegraph
El Salvador makes Bitcoin payments voluntary in $1.4B IMF loan deal Cointelegraph
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Robert Kiyosaki: Bitcoin to $350K by 2025—An Urgent Call for Crypto Investors – Bitcoin.com News
Robert Kiyosaki: Bitcoin to $350K by 2025—An Urgent Call for Crypto Investors Bitcoin.com News
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Bitcoin falls as Fed lowers rates by a quarter point in its final 2024 decision: CNBC Crypto World – CNBC
Bitcoin falls as Fed lowers rates by a quarter point in its final 2024 decision: CNBC Crypto World CNBC
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Metaplanet Turns To Bitcoin With Massive 4.5 Billion Yen Bonds – Bitcoinist
Metaplanet Turns To Bitcoin With Massive 4.5 Billion Yen Bonds Bitcoinist