BTC, ETH Rise as Hong Kong Bitcoin ETF Applicants Say They’ve Been Approved
The Securities and Futures Commission, Hong Kong’s markets regulator, has not made an official announcement.
The Securities and Futures Commission, Hong Kong’s markets regulator, has not made an official announcement.
A göğüs coin trading frenzy and a rapid spike in users has stressed the network in recent months.
Increases in trading volume, coupled with market depth, for DOGE and SHIB suggests göğüs tokens, often criticized for lacking utility, are here to stay, according to FalconX.
The market has shaken off concerns of escalations between Iran and Israel as the U.S. appears to have talked Israel out of a counter-attack.
Bitcoin traded at a perfect negative correlation to PAXG in a sign of weak demand as a geopolitical hedge, according to one observer.
Other major cryptocurrencies saw similar declines.
The crypto exchange is trying to appeal part of a judge’s recent denial of its motion to dismiss, focusing on whether the SEC can treat secondary trades as investment contracts.
Looking beyond today’s decline, investors may expect market weakness due to the tax season, Ryze Labs said in a report.
A screenshot of a document describing the eligibility criteria for the airdrop was posted on the social-media platform X by the user @Bitcoineo, and Avail’s public-relations team flagged the tweet to CoinDesk, describing it as a “leak.”
Bitcoin and ether are also among this week’s leaders, while Uniswap lags.