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The leading digital asset as been on a tear in 2025. How high can it go?

Bitcoin's market cap hit $2.5 trillion.

Analysts note ascending channel formations and breakout targets toward $0.30-$0.40 if current support holds.

Traders now view the $3.10-$3.30 range as the key battleground, with breakout projections targeting $4.00-$4.20 if momentum accelerates.

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Ethereum continues to dominate DeFi activity, while Remittix, which has raised over $27 million through the sale of more than [...]The post Ethereum & Remittix ...

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Bitcoin has finally hit a new record high, with bears facing massive liquidations

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The Bitcoin price has hit a new all-time high, after staging a monstrous rally since the start of October, climbing above its previous ATH of $124,400. This com ...

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Bitcoin exchange balances plunged to six-year lows as over $14 billion left CEX platforms in a fortnight, as the asset powered to a new peak price.

Bitwise's Matt Hougan said Solana's speed and finality make it Wall Street's top choice for stablecoins and tokenization despite Ethereum's dominance.

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Yield-bearing stablecoins will force traditional banks and legacy financial institutions to offer customers real yield on their deposits.