The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony. Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin saw substantial losses as a result. Powell emphasized the Fed’s firm stance on maintaining its current economic policy, with rate cuts considered unlikely

Regulatory concerns and volatility keep many investors cautious about Bitcoin, with 50% worried about regulation and 47% concerned about crypto’s volatility. Bitcoin ETFs provide a way to invest in Bitcoin’s potential without full exposure to its risks. The Calamos Bitcoin 90 Series

Ethereum faces intense scrutiny with short sellers targeting the $2,000 price mark, and a historic $1.45 billion short position at the CME. Currently trading at $2,650, Ethereum has underperformed, significantly falling from its peak of $4,848. The ETH/BTC ratio has hit a

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Bitcoin was speculated to start 2022 with a price of $97,000 if spot ETFs were approved, but instead, it dropped below $16,000. A 65% drop from the hypothetical $97k peak would have resulted in a price of $34,000. By January 2024, Bitcoin

Bitcoin is experiencing a significant rally, currently trading over $98,000, with a recent 1% rise. The cryptocurrency is now viewed as a “risk-on asset” rather than just a store of value. Upcoming US CPI data could introduce volatility to Bitcoin’s performance, making

Onyxcoin (XCN) has surged over 820% in the past month, driven by Onyx Protocol’s Layer 3 blockchain rollout. Despite being 86% below its May 2022 peak, XCN’s recent rally of 1,400% marks a significant comeback. XCN’s market cap has surpassed $1.5 billion,