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This week's massive $9.25 billion Bitcoin options expiry is a pivotal event for the cryptocurrency market, with both bulls and bears eagerly anticipating the outcome. The expiry, which is set for June 28th, has the potential to significantly impact Bitcoin's price trajectory in the short term.

Marathon Digital, a major Bitcoin mining company, is dipping its toes into new waters. In a recent announcement, the company revealed it has mined $16 million worth of Kaspa (KAS) tokens since September 2023.

While the recent Bitcoin crash sent shockwaves through the market and triggered a wave of panic selling, on-chain data reveals a different story among the largest holders, often referred to as "whales."

German law enforcement appears to be continuing the sale of confiscated Bitcoin, according to recent on-chain analysis. This follows a prior sale of around $170 million worth of the cryptocurrency last week.

Bitcoin (BTC) has long been the king of cryptocurrencies, but Ethereum (ETH) is making a strong case for the throne. While Bitcoin remains the most valuable crypto by market cap, Ethereum boasts unique features that are attracting growing interest.

Phantom, a well-known crypto wallet for the Solana ecosystem, is making a move towards a future that supports multiple blockchains. In a recent announcement, Phantom revealed it's adding support for Bitcoin (BTC), alongside a unique NFT minting event on the Bitcoin blockchain itself.

In a surprising turn of events, memecoins are defying the overall crypto market slump and experiencing a surge in value. Over the past 24 hours, several memecoins have witnessed double-digit growth, breaking away from a week-long downtrend.

Fears of a major Bitcoin price drop due to the upcoming Mt. Gox exchange repayment plan might be overblown, according to a recent report by Galaxy Digital. The cryptocurrency investment firm believes the market is anticipating a much larger sell-off than what is likely to occur.

Bitcoin bulls may be in for some good news. Analysts are pointing to a technical indicator that has historically preceded significant price increases for the world's leading cryptocurrency.

While headlines blare about the successful launch of several Bitcoin ETFs in 2024, a deeper look reveals a potential hitch. A recent Blockworks article argues that Wall Street, while comfortable with Bitcoin itself, might be underprepared for the complexities of managing crypto ETFs.

Bitcoin (BTC), the world's leading cryptocurrency, has recently experienced a significant drop in price, reaching its lowest point in a month. This has led many investors and traders to question the future of Bitcoin and seek potential support levels to anticipate a possible rebound.

Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, has sparked speculation about his interest in Bitcoin after a social media exchange with Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor. The conversation began with Dell posting a message about scarcity creating value, which Saylor responded to by highlighting Bitcoin's digital scarcity.