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Bitcoin (BTC) has been navigating through significant volatility in recent months. After peaking at a local high of $70,016 in July, Bitcoin has struggled to maintain upward momentum.

For many crypto traders, the primary goal is to profit from their assets, and staking has long been a popular method to earn passive income.

Bitcoin has recently experienced a 2.28% rise, climbing from a local low of $55,629 to $58,401. This upward movement follows a significant decline to $52,732, sparking speculation about whether Bitcoin will embark on a sustained rally or face another downturn.

As the 2024 United States general election draws nearer, the role of cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, is gaining increased attention.

Former President Donald Trump is set to launch his highly anticipated cryptocurrency project, World Liberty Financial, on Monday, September 16.

Cardano (ADA), the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has been making significant strides in recent months.

In the wake of the Trump-Harris debate, the cryptocurrency and Bitcoin mining sectors experienced notable volatility. Initial market reactions showed a dip in these stocks following Kamala Harris's performance

The Australian cryptocurrency market is poised for significant growth as potential investors await clearer regulatory guidelines, according to Jason Titman, CEO of the local crypto exchange Swyftx.

Alchemy Pay has announced a new initiative allowing users to convert Vietnamese dong (VND) into Tether Gold’s XAUT token without any transaction fees for a limited time.

A significant cryptocurrency whale is currently at risk of a substantial liquidation involving approximately $28 million worth of Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC).

As Donald Trump and Kamala Harris prepare to engage in their first presidential debate, the spotlight on cryptocurrency policy is expected to be dim, despite rising calls for clarity from both candidates.

In a significant shift, Bitcoin (BTC) spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the U.S. recorded net inflows of just over $28.7 million on Monday, marking the end of an unprecedented streak of outflows totaling $1.2 billion.