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Bitcoin is projected to close September with a 4.50% gain, defying historical trends and suggesting the potential for significant rallies in Q4. Previous instances of a positive September have led to average Q4 returns of over 53%. The data indicates that October often acts as the launching point for

Turkey is drafting legislation to enhance its financial intelligence unit, Masak, enabling it to freeze bank and crypto accounts associated with suspected criminal activities. This proposed bill would allow Masak to shut down accounts, limit transaction amounts, and blacklist crypto wallet addresses across financial institutions and exchanges. The measures aim

Bitcoin is on track to close September with a 4.50% gain, positioning it for a historically strong Q4. Previous years with a positive September monthly close, like 2015, 2016, 2023, and 2024, have seen Q4 average returns exceeding 53%. Specifically, past data indicates that October often serves as a

A rangebound market shows signs of strength after recent lows, with BTC, ETH, and SOL all rallying. L2s have performed particularly well, but ETF flows suggest a mixed sentiment in the market. Notably, SOL ETFs have seen positive inflows, a trend likely to continue with the pending approval of SOL

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing how traders identify and respond to the movements of cryptocurrency whales—wealthy entities that can significantly impact market prices. AI can instantly analyze large datasets from blockchain transactions, flagging those that exceed certain thresholds, such as transfers above $1 million in Ether. By connecting to

Bakkt Holdings' stock price increased by 17% following a report from Benchmark Company that significantly raised its price target to $40. The investment bank identified growth potential in Bakkt's core businesses including crypto infrastructure, stablecoin payments, and its Bitcoin treasury. This increase in stock value was described