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Nassim Nicholas Taleb, the Lebanese-American finance author, has thrown cold water on Bitcoin's status as a hedge against market crashes. The world's largest cryptocurrency isn't cutting it, he says. Taleb's views clash with those who see Bitcoin as a store of value. He's not mincing words. And he

Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy's exec chairman, has spilled the beans on his personal Bitcoin holdings. It's a whopping 17,732 BTC, worth about $1 billion. In a Bloomberg interview, Saylor didn't mince words. "I haven't sold any bitcoin," he said. He's still buying more. Saylor sees Bitcoin as a to

Bitcoin's long-term holders are still in the green. Short-term investors, however, are selling at a loss. CryptoQuant's Head of Research Julio Moreno highlighted this trend on X. He points out a major capitulation event among newer Bitcoin owners. The crypto market splits investors into two camps.

Bitcoin took a nosedive on Monday, briefly touching $49,000, before going up to $57,000. This sparked a massive sell-off across crypto markets. Binance, the world's biggest crypto exchange, saw net inflows of $1.2 billion in 24 hours [Tuesday]. Binance CEO Richard Teng shared this data from Defi Ll

Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto market has surged to a three-year high. This comes as the wider market faces turbulence. Data from Coinglass shows Bitcoin's market share at 55.6989%. It's the highest since April 2021. The total crypto market cap then was $1.09 trillion. Now it's $1.2 trillion.