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U.Today - Here is a summary of the top three news stories over the past day, presented to you by U.Today. More than 140,000 BTC from Mt. Gox hack to be repaid: Market effectAccording to a recent notice issued by Mt. Gox, it will start…

In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin’s price fell by 1.5% to $64,590. Since reaching its all-time high price in March 2024 at $73,084, Bitcoin has dropped more than 12% of its gains and is struggling to sustain the $65,000 support level. Many…

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes the recent policy shifts by global central banks herald the start of a significant bull market for Bitcoin and high-potential altcoins.In his latest blog post, “Group of Fools,” Hayes articulated…

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Nicolas Economou | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesBitcoin rose slightly to start the week after the network on Friday completed its fourth halving, which reduces the incentives paid to bitcoin miners.The price of the cryptocurrency was last…

The crypto business has gotten off to a rocky start in the U.S., to say the least, with former industry superstar Sam Bankman-Fried just sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for billions in fraud. Dubai thinks it can do better. The…

A widely followed crypto analyst is detailing when he believes Ethereum (ETH) and altcoins could outpace Bitcoin (BTC). In a new video update, crypto strategist Jason Pizzino tells his 321,000 YouTube subscribers…

Crypto Ads Could Start Appearing on Google After Tech Giant Revised PolicyGoogle is set to update its ad policies on Monday, January 29, allowing certain cryptocurrency products to be advertised. This policy change could see…

In a series of statements made on X (formerly Twitter), Marc van der Chijs, the CEO of the publicly traded Bitcoin mining firm Hut 8, shared an optimistic outlook on the future of Bitcoin, suggesting that the cryptocurrency may be on the…

According to the Chinese journalist Colin Wu, otherwise known as “Wu Blockchain,” the cryptocurrency company Huobi may lay off 30% of the firm’s staff due to “a sharp drop in revenue.” Furthermore, the reporter claims that Huobi’s…