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A death cross signals a possible enduring shift towards a bearish momentum, while a golden cross implies the contrary.

The destiny of the U.S. dollar index has a significant impact on global liquidity conditions, which subsequently affects various risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

A short squeeze occurs when traders who hold bearish positions are forced to buy back assets in a rapid upward market movement, leading to a rally.

But bitcoiners shouldn't ignore the wider blockchain industry because of this.

Cryptocurrency rivals have taken advantage of the price drop to intensify their criticism of digital assets.

The recent tokenization of money market funds by the bank and BlackRock fits in with a Monetary Authority of Singapore-led institutional DeFi project.

Investors who took out loans to purchase cryptocurrencies are currently feeling the heat. Here is a breakdown of how they raised funds to purchase their cryptocurrency.

As inflation continues to wreak havoc on the lives of regular Americans, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve's efforts to alleviate the situation in the United States. Meanwhile, while St. Louis Fed president James Bullard wants to quickly raise the benchmark bank interest rate, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic believes that the central bank should proceed with prudence in raising the rate.

For the first time, the yuan has been included in Israel's central bank reserves, and its allotment for US dollars has been reduced.

Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's vice prime minister and minister of digital information, published a photo of what the war-torn country is spending crypto donations on on Sunday: Bulletproof vests with 200 pairs of ballistic plates