Author: NBTC

After spending most of February trading within a range, Bitcoin (BTC) has broken below the consolidation zone, slipping under $90,000 for the first time since November. The leading coin now trades at $88,956. This downturn signals growing bearish pressure, raising concerns that the decline could extend further into March. Range-Bound or Breakout? Experts Weigh In According to Brian, lead analyst at Santiment, Bitcoin whales continue to reduce their trading activity, increasing the likelihood of a further decline in the coin’s value. “Bitcoin whales seem to have taken a bit of a breather and aren’t accumulating at the moment (mostly staying…

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Analysts at State Street forecast that crypto ETFs will outgrow precious metals in North America by the end of 2025, cementing their position as the third-largest ETF asset class. Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds are set to overtake precious metal in the United States by the end of 2025, making them the third-largest ETF asset class, behind equities and bonds, the Financial Times reports, citing a forecast by State Street. “We have been very surprised by the speed of growth of crypto. I expected there to be pent-up demand, but I didn’t expect it to be as strong as it was.” Frank…

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Litecoin’s .LTC domains allow users to replace complex wallet addresses with memorable names, enhancing user experience and reducing errors in transactions. The .LTC domains enable users to access various Web3 applications, including decentralized apps, gaming platforms, and metaverse experiences, through the “Login with Unstoppable” feature. Litecoin has launched its own blockchain-based domain extension,.LTC, in partnership with Unstoppable Domains and the Litecoin Foundation. This new offering offers Litecoin users a simplified method to control transactions, create a distinctive digital identity, and access the wider crypto world. Litecoin Revolutionizes Crypto Transactions For more than ten years, Litecoin has been known for its…

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Today, February 26, the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs subcommittee on Digital Assets is hosting a hearing on “Exploring Bipartisan Legislative Frameworks for Digital Assets.” This hearing comes after Donald Trump made cryptocurrency a central focus of his second term, creating a working group in one executive order that was tasked with submitting a report that will “recommend regulatory and legislative proposals.” The Senate Digital Assets Legislation The chairman for this subcommittee is Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), who has been a significant promoter of crypto. She recently introduced a new stablecoin bill, the so-called GENIUS Act,…

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Bitcoin Suisse, an institutional-grade crypto services provider, is expanding its digital asset offerings with access to four new tokens. In a March 3 announcement Bitcoin Suisse stated that its clients can now trade and custody The Open Network (TON), Optimism (OP), Ethena (ENA) and Ondo Finance (ONDO). The Zug, Switzerland-based firm confirmed that the new crypto trading and custody services are available immediately. TON, OP, ENA, and ONDO are among the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap, each serving different crypto ecosystems. Toncoin, the native token of The Open Network blockchain, is used for staking, governance, and transaction fees. It…

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The cryptocurrency market has hit an exceptionally rough patch in recent trading with, for example, Bitcoin (BTC) collapsing $10,000 in just two days to its press time price of $85,811 — its lowest level since the Trump re-election rally started in early November. Given the sheer volume of selling that led to such a sharp decline, it should come as no surprise that financial institutions operating spot BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been offloading the cryptocurrency at a record pace, with February 25 alone seeing nearly $940 million in outflows. Is Bitcoin poised to rally after the massive selloff? The…

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RWA tokenization platform DifiFT has been granted a custodial license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, enabling it to add custody services for tokenized assets on its platform. DigiFT, a blockchain platform for tokenized real-world assets built on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain, has received a custodial license from MAS. Before this, DigiFT was already approved to operate a trading platform for security tokens and offer financial services. Now, with this new license, it can also offer custody services for capital market products. This means that DifiFT can now handle everything in one place—that is, issuing, trading, and storing of blockchain-based…

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Washington’s battle over cryptocurrency regulation could set up a potential clash between pro-crypto Democratic lawmakers and Senator Elizabeth Warren, a longtime fault-finder of the digital assets industry. The divide comes just months into Warren’s tenure as the liberal leader on the Senate Banking Committee, placing her at odds with some members of her party. Republican lawmakers, who now have Congressional control with a 53 to 47 lead over Democrats, want to make the United States the “crypto capital of the planet” in support of President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto policies. But to see through the laws that Trump would like in…

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Terminus, a leader in Web3 payments, has integrated with Pumpup AI to combine their AI-driven platform with specialized MEMECOIN leveraging trading capabilities. Through their strategic collaboration, both Fintech firms bring AI-based technology solutions to crypto transactions to improve trading and payment functions across their systems. 🚀 Pumping up the game! 🤝@terminus_pos is partnering with @Pumpup_ai, the world’s first on-chain AI-driven platform for MEMECOIN leveraged trading.About Pumpup AI | Pumpup AI is revolutionizing MEMECOIN trading with AI-powered, margin-free leveraged trading. By offering up… pic.twitter.com/LIFtLB4AGH — Terminus (@terminus_pos) March 3, 2025 Pumpup AI enables traders to improve capital use through margin-free leveraged…

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The recent Bitcoin price correction has seen it drop 16% below its all-time high (ATH), marking a significant pullback in its current cycle. The correction pushed the price dip beyond the cycle’s average drawdown of -8.54%, but it remains far from the maximum drawdown of -26.25%. In other words, while the market experienced a major crash on Tuesday, the extent of the pullback remains relatively moderate when compared to previous cycles. For context, Bitcoin’s price dipped by over 10% yesterday, crashing below $86K, a new low for 2025. This development sent shockwaves through the broader altcoin markets. Tokens like Dogecoin,…

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