Bitcoin Faces Jobs-Week Test as U.S. Job Openings Arrive Before Friday Payrolls
Why this jobs week suddenly matters for Bitcoin Tuesday kicks off with the monthly job openings report for April, and
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Strategy Sells 32 BTC — Tiny Move, Big Questions
Tiny sale, big symbolism Price wobbled around $70,000 after Strategy quietly sold 32 Bitcoin between May 26 and May 31.
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XRP’s 15‑Week Low Tests Whether ETF Flows Can Move the Spot Market
The oddball contradiction: flows climbing, price falling XRP is cozying up to the low $1.30s and just hit its weakest
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2016 HongCoin ICO Unlocks 1,003.62 ETH — A Contract-Archaeology Rescue
The quirky rescue: how 1,003.62 ETH got freed Here’s a blockchain story that sounds like Indiana Jones met a Solidity
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A mystery whale paid $30 million to exit BlackRock Bitcoin ETF before the market fell
The billion-dollar bump and the speedy exit Last week a single off-exchange trade moved about $1.26 billion of a big
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Aave’s Push: A Regulated Ramp From Bank Accounts to DeFi
What just happened (and why it matters) In plain-speak: Aave Labs’ payments arm, Push, just got official stamps in both
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UK Treats Crypto Like a Sanctioned Bank After Alleged $90B Russia Routing
Quick recap: what happened The UK just pulled a regulatory rabbit out of a hat and slapped bank-style sanctions on
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How a disputed $1 billion claim became a powerful weapon against prediction markets
Someone flipped a counter and announced: prediction markets cost states and tribes a cool billion dollars. That number started showing
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Did the US Really Snatch $1 Billion in Iranian Crypto — and Could It Join Trump’s Bitcoin Reserve?
Short version: the US Treasury says it “grabbed” roughly $1 billion in crypto tied to Iran, but the devil is
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The US Debt Machine Is Getting Grouchy — Where Does Bitcoin Fit?
Think of the U.S. Treasury market like the plumbing of global finance: it quietly moves all the important stuff, and
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