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Leigh Travers feels that a change in Australia’s government could slow down work on crypto regulations that could prove that the industry is already operating at a higher level than traditional finance.

“What has pushed Bitcoin into a ‘crypto winter’ over the last six months can by and large be explained as a direct result of an increasingly hawkish rhetoric from the US Federal Reserve,” CoinShares wrote.

What goes up must come down. And then go up again. Then come down again. And on and on and on...

Bitcoin and altcoins are seeing heavy selling as June 13’s massive unwinding could be the final capitulation-level event before the market finally hits a bottom.

ETH managed a sharp rebound after falling to $950. But the ETH/USD bearish continuation setup could have it revisit it.

Optimism has garnered interest from the most influential figures in the crypto Industry, like Vitalik Buterin.

Bear markets represent the most dreaded period in any investment cycle, but there are a few ways to stay ahead and weather the storm.

The crypto sell-off is in full swing, and Wall Street has not even opened yet.

The difficulty bomb is designed to make mining profitability plummet in order to disincentivize miners ahead of the long-awaited Merge.

Celsius has been moving more than a quarter of a billion dollars worth of funds from Aave into the FTX exchange for reasons not specified, in addition to suspending withdrawals for users.

Ether’s price rebounded by nearly 400% after its RSI turned oversold the last time. Will this time be different?

Bitcoin threatens its lowest weekly close since late 2020 as low weekend liquidity exacerbates existing weakness.

Gordon Goner warned about a possible incoming attack after receiving “credible information” that an insider from Twitter would help bypass the security of the social media accounts.

BTC and altcoins are on the verge of falling below critical support levels, and June 10’s higher-than-expected CPI report isn’t helping.

ETH price could drop by another 25% this month, a mix of technical and fundamental indicators suggest.

A founding member of Ethereum has claimed that Bitcoin uses nearly 1% of the world’s electricity, but different sources put it substantially lower.