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NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

Ohio Senator JD Vance recently made headlines with a bold statement about cryptocurrency. He said, “We fired Gary Gensler, and we will fire anyone like him who’s against the growth of crypto!” This shows that Vance wants to protect and support the crypto industry in the U.S. Gary Gensler is the current chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). He is known for strict rules on cryptocurrency. Under his leadership, the SEC has investigated and fined many crypto companies. Moreover, his main focus has been to protect investors and make sure crypto projects follow the law. However, some…

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Crypto exchange KuCoin said it registered with Australia’s financial intelligence agency, Austrac, as a digital currency exchange (DCE), allowing it to legally offer crypto exchange services in the country. The registration means the trading platform can now operate under formal oversight in a market where regulators have tightened scrutiny of offshore platforms. While the registration is not a license per se, it is a legal requirement for any firm providing digital currency exchange services in Australia. The timing of KuCoin’s registration comes as Australia’s financial regulators step up efforts to bring crypto activity under existing financial services laws. The Australian…

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Thirteen years ago today, Bitcoin experienced its first halving event, reducing the miner block reward from the original 50 BTC to 25 BTC. Now, with Bitcoin (BTC) having completed four halving events and block rewards standing at just 3.125 BTC, the mining industry is continuing to transform, with industrial miners consolidating and diversifying into AI. At the same time, a niche trend of solo mining is emerging, according to Bitfinex analysts who spoke to Cointelegraph. “Despite the new spike in more industrial Bitcoin mining, we would like to underscore the new wave of solo miners and how hobbyist miners are…

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Ethereum price bounced almost 10% from this week’s lows near $2,600, and the price is up about 1% today. The move looks positive, but the recovery may not last. Two major bearish signals have emerged simultaneously. Together, they threaten to end the bounce before it grows. Holder Selling Surges 300% as a Death Cross Forms Two connected signals now point to deeper weakness. The first comes from long-term investors, often called hodlers. These are wallets that usually hold ETH for more than 155 days. When hodlers increase their selling, it usually shows fear or a shift in long-term belief. On…

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Stocks rose slightly on Monday as Wall Street opened on a positive note, with Paul Tudor Jones saying he sees stocks hitting new record highs before a blow-off top. Summary U.S. stocks edged higher on Monday as investors continued to look past the government shutdown. Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC that stocks could rally more before a blow off top. Gold and Bitcoin also edged up amid bullish sentiment around safe haven assets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 76 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite added 0.3% and 0.5%, respectively. Fresh gains for the S&P 500 and…

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President Donald Trump and his family have reaped hundreds of millions from their venture into crypto, in what a report from Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee characterized as exploitation of the president’s political power for personal gain. “We don’t know where all the money is coming from yet, but America has never seen corruption on this scale take place inside the White House,” said Representative Jamie Raskin, the ranking Democrat on the committee that oversees the U.S. legal system. The report released this week from the minority party “shows how Trump’s so-called ‘pro-crypto agenda’ is just one more Trump…

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In a stunning market event that caught traders by surprise, USDC experienced an unprecedented price spike on Bithumb, briefly reaching 6,120 won before rapidly correcting. This dramatic fluctuation highlights the volatility that can occur even with stablecoins designed to maintain consistent value. What Caused the USDC Price Spike on Bithumb? The USDC price spike occurred at approximately 1:08 a.m. UTC, when the stablecoin’s value surged to 6,120 won (about $4.43) on the South Korean exchange. This represents more than four times its typical trading value. Market analysts suggest several potential causes for this unusual USDC price movement: Technical glitches in…

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Crypto-related equities like BitMine Immersion Technologies and leading Bitcoin miners CleanSpark and Riot Platforms are strongly positive amid crypto market rebounds sending Bitcoin above $92,000 earlier Friday and Ethereum back over $3,000.  Shares in BitMine (BMNR), the leading Ethereum treasury firm, are up 4.47% today and more than 27% over the last 5 trading days, now changing hands at $33.16. The firm, which is chaired by outspoken investor Tom Lee, has remained bullish on the second-largest crypto asset, consistently adding to its coffers despite ETH’s more than 38% drawdown from its August all-time high. BitMine holds over $11 billion worth…

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Ethereum remains under heavy pressure as the broader crypto market continues its correction. With the price losing key support levels and sentiment growing increasingly cautious, all eyes are on whether ETH can stabilize above major zones, or if another leg down is coming. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, ETH has fallen below both its 100-day and 200-day moving averages, currently hovering around $2,800. This breakdown came after several days of consolidation near the $3,000 level, which acted as a weak support before the market finally cracked. The RSI also sits deep near the oversold…

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Despite comparing it to a money market or high yield bank account as recently as September 29 and planning expansions to cater to euro, pound, or yen investors across the globe, Michael Saylor has admitted that he’s not been able to sell any of his $4.2 billion worth of stretch (STRC) at-the-market (ATM) offering. On July 31, 2025, Saylor’s Strategy engaged Morgan Stanley, TD, Barclays, and other financial giants to sell up to tens of thousands of shares of STRC at prevailing market prices. The company established this program on July 31, but hasn’t utilized it at all. Untapped, the…

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