📌 Daily Summary
● LIVE TRACKINGTensions in the Middle East escalate as the United Arab Emirates contemplates military action against Iran, potentially impacting regional stability and markets. In the cryptocurrency sector, on-chain data indicates movement in US government-controlled Bitcoin assets, amid a concerning technical indicator known as a "death cross" for Bitcoin, suggesting a possible price decline. Furthermore, Core Scientific, a major cryptocurrency mining firm, has announced plans to divest a significant portion of its Bitcoin holdings, raising questions about market confidence in the digital asset. Conversely, US-traded spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced a rise, attributed to increased institutional interest. Additionally, a volatile altcoin associated with the Japanese Prime Minister has faced a pump and dump scenario, prompting an official statement to address investor concerns.
16:29
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is considering a military response to Iran's increasing missile and drone attacks on…
15:53
Onchain data detected a Bitcoin transfer from a cryptocurrency wallet controlled by the US government to another wallet.
15:41
As a death cross forms in Bitcoin, one analyst says BTC has now entered the most brutal phase of the bear market.
15:09
Cryptocurrency mining company Core Scientific announced in its annual activity report that it decided to sell its Bitcoin holdings in the first quarter of this year.
14:34
Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $458.2 million on Monday, signaling a return to buying by institutional investors.
