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Nillion's NIL Dips 12% After Debut; Analyst Believes Network's 'Blind Computing' Holds Promise for Data Privacy, AI
The NIL token is the governance cryptocurrency of Nillion, used to pay network fees for blind computation and payments, and is designed to drive demand as usage scales.
Defunct Exchange Mt. Gox Moves $1B in Bitcoin to Two Wallets
This is the third significant on-chain movement of funds by the exchange in four weeks.
Mag 7 Returns Would Improve With Bitcoin Replacing Tesla: StanChart
Bitcoin could be viewed as serving multiple purposes in a tech portfolio, paving the way for more institutional buying, the bank's digital asset research head said.
Bitcoin Open Future Bets on Binance Increase by $600M, Suggest More Price Volatility
An increase in open interest alongside a rise in price is said to confirm the uptrend.
Ether Supply on Centralized Exchanges Hits 9-Year Low
The number of ether held in wallets tied to centralized exchanges has dropped to the lowest since November 2015.
Metaplanet Adds 150 Bitcoin to Tally, Days After Eric Trump's Adviser Appointment
The company has hit a BTC yield of 68% so far in 2025.
This Indicator Supports Bullish Case in Bitcoin and Nasdaq, for Now
The relief could be short-lived per some observers.
North Korea-Linked Lazarus Group Holds More Bitcoin Than Elon Musk's Tesla
D.O.G.E head Elon Musk's Tesla falls behind North Korean hacker group in terms of BTC holdings as President Trump plans to make U.S. the crypto capital of the world.
TON Jumps as Foundation Says VC Firms Invested $400M in the Token
Investors include Sequoia Capital, Ribbit, Benchmark, Kingsway, CoinFund, according to a press release.
Copper, Once Positively Correlated to Bitcoin, Nears Record High. Will BTC Follow Suit?
Copper's rise is likely led by Trump's tariffs, weakening its appeal as leading indicator for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
