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Bitcoin’s Cost Base Resets As New Whales Take The Lead
Newsbtc·2025/12/20 16:18
Ethereum ETFs Face $600M in Outflows Amid Growing Institutional Caution
BlockchainReporter·2025/12/20 16:01

Top New Crypto Presales to Watch in Q4 2025: IPO Genie ($IPO) Grabs Early Momentum
BlockchainReporter·2025/12/20 16:01

Smart Money Is Accumulating These 3 Altcoins Ahead of Potential 300% Runs
Cryptonewsland·2025/12/20 15:45
Essential Guide: Bitcoin World’s 24/7 Cryptocurrency News Service Hours Revealed
Bitcoinworld·2025/12/20 15:27
Tether Hires Chief Software Engineer to Develop AI-Driven Mobile Wallet Powered by WDK and QVAC
Coinotag·2025/12/20 15:21

Best Crypto To Buy Now as Capital Moves Into Bitcoin Infrastructure
Cryptonomist·2025/12/20 15:06
Will Zcash (ZEC) Price Rally Beyond $500? Here’s What the Charts Say
BeInCrypto·2025/12/20 15:06

Top 5 Presales To Watch In 2026: IPO Genie ($IPO) Leads the Charge
BlockchainReporter·2025/12/20 15:00
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Currently, 359 entities hold 4,033,029 BTC, valued at $36.012 billions.Jinse Finance reported that as of December 22, 2025, BitcoinTreasuries.NET data overview: Total tracked bitcoin: 4,033,029 coins Current USD value: $36.012 billions Number of entities involved: 359
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Dogecoin falls below short-term support, trading volume reaches 721 million tokensDogecoin price fell by 1.8%, dropping to the lower end of its recent range, with trading volume increasing to 721 million coins, indicating active market adjustments rather than a weakening in price volatility. DOGE lost support at around $0.1320 and failed to stay above $0.135, showing a short-term bearish trend.
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Ghana legalizes cryptocurrency trading with new bill, plans to explore gold-backed stablecoinAccording to Odaily, the Parliament of Ghana has voted to pass the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, officially legalizing cryptocurrency trading and related digital asset activities. The bill stipulates that individuals and entities engaged in digital asset activities must register with either the Bank of Ghana or the Securities and Exchange Commission, depending on the nature of their business. Johnson Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, stated in his speech that the bill lays the foundation for the licensing and supervision of industry participants, ensuring that emerging activities are incorporated into a transparent and regulated framework. Johnson Asiama made it clear that after the bill is passed, no one will be arrested for trading cryptocurrencies. In addition, Ghana plans to launch special explorations in 2026 targeting payments, trade finance, and market infrastructure, including research into asset-backed digital settlement tools such as gold-collateralized stablecoins. According to estimates by Web3 Africa Group, Ghana processed approximately $3 billion in cryptocurrency transactions between July 2023 and June 2024.