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Bitcoin is looking ripe for a trip to its lowest levels since March, say market participants, with BTC price action staying below $26,000.

Major crypto exchange Kraken is investigating an issue with crypto funding gateways, including BTC, ETH, and ERC-20, with users experiencing delays in deposits and withdrawals.

Stolen crypto from Atomic wallets is already on the move to mixers according to Elliptic.

Meanwhile, total liquidations have topped $280M in the last 12 hours as crypto market sentiment has turned more fearful.

Bitcoin’s price dropped to $25,500 after the SEC announced a lawsuit against Binance and Changpeng Zhao, a move which also has BTC bulls wondering if the bottom is truly in.

Bitcoin and several altcoins took a beating on reports that the SEC filed a suit against Binance in the United States District Court.

El Salvador’s plans to build a billion dollar renewable energy precinct has found a first round investor in stablecoin issuer Tether.

A crucial BTC price support is coming back into the picture with Bitcoin bulls struggling below $27,000.

Besides Ethereum, Bitcoin’s meme frenzy via Ordinals has steeply declined from its high in May.

Bitcoin analysts are gearing up for a break toward the $30,000 mark, but what will BTC price action offer in the coming days?

Previously unrecognized Ordinals inscriptions will be indexed by the protocol following the upgrade, which will allow them to be traded.

With a score of 17 out of 100, online interest in crypto has taken a big hit from its highest levels reached in May 2021.

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey has thrown his weight behind Democratic presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr.

GTA 6 crypto and NFT integration speculation mounts, Top Gear and Dr Who in The Sandbox, and Thailand’s rubbish NFT hunt for tourists.

BTC’s chart is beginning to look bullish, and ADA, QNT, RNDR and RPL could rally if Bitcoin price breaks out to the upside.

The cryptocurrency market has been experiencing low volatility for the past two months, but does that mean investors should just sit and wait?

DOGE investor lawsuit against Elon Musk, the Satoshi Nakamoto chatbot, and the ongoing crypto debanking worldwide.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are witnessing subdued price action, indicating a lack of buying interest from the larger players.

Bitcoin has been busy "perfectly" mimicking its moves from after the March 2020 crash, QCP Capital argues.

Right-wingers are often advocates of Bitcoin, especially the decentralized nature of the currency. But does that mean crypto is a right-wing thing?