A bitcoin (BTC)-led crypto market correction continued into its third day as the asset lost a further 3.5% in the past 24 hours, nearing $94,000 a week after it came within touching distance of the landmark $100,000 level for the first time.

In a new analysis, prominent crypto analyst Miles Deutscher unveiled his thesis on a crypto he believes could rival Dogecoin in this market cycle. With a following of over 550,000 on X and 208,000 YouTube subscribers, Deutscher’s insights carry significant weight in the crypto community. Titled “I Just Found The Next DOGE! [10X Potential… Or

Bitcoin’s rally above the $95,000 mark triggered a strong phase of accumulation among retail investors. Bitcoin (BTC) recorded an exchange net outflow of $6 billion over the last seven days — $3.9 billion on Nov. 19 alone — according to data provided by IntoTheBlock. The impressive accumulation wave sent Bitcoin to an all-time high of $99,65

The South Korean FSC remains cautious of digital assets in the wake of domestic calls for a Bitcoin reserve after the U.S takes a bullish stance on crypto. According to a news report from South Korean news outlet Newsprime, Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, Kim Byung-hwan responds to rising demands for South Korea to start building a

Bitcoin’s price movements have historically impacted the broader crypto market, sending waves of mixed signals around altcoins. This time, Bitcoin’s (BTC) fall below the $98,000 mark brought a market-wide downturn, majorly impacting small-cap altcoins. The global crypto market capitalization dropped by 2.3% over the past day, reaching $3.47 tr

Hong Kong-based ZA Bank has become the first digital neobank in the region to give retail customers access to crypto. ZA Bank, Hong Kong‘s largest digital bank, has introduced crypto trading for retail customers, allowing users to trade Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in Hong Kong dollars and U.S. dollars.

Open interest for Bitcoin and Ethereum in futures markets each hit a new all-time-high in the past 24 hours of trading, following Bitcoin’s flirtation with $100,000.

Hong Kong’s largest virtual bank, ZA Bank, launched a new service allowing retail users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum directly using fiat. According to a Nov. 25 statement from the bank, Hong Kong residents need an account with the bank and must undergo a risk assessment before using the new crypto service linked with the bank’s app. U