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XRP Reclaims Crucial Price Support: Can Bulls Hold the Line?

In brief XRP surged above $3 today after weeks of sideways actions and bearish sentiment. Prediction market users on Myriad say there’s a 55% chance XRP hits $4 before dumping back to $2. The charts suggest caution. Here’s why. After weeks of sideways chop, XRP—the cryptocurrency created by the founders of Ripple—is making another run…

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Bitcoin Soars Above $120K as US Government Shutdown Continues

In brief Bitcoin hit $120,000 Thursday for the first time since mid-August. Investors are flocking back to Bitcoin ETFs, with substantial inflows on Wednesday. October in the past has been a strong month for the asset, with traders dubbing it “Uptober.” Bitcoin topped a price of $120,000 per coin on Thursday for the first time…

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Canaan Stock Jumps 25% on Largest Bitcoin Miner Order in 3 Years

In brief Bitcoin miner manufacturer Canaan said Thursday that it has landed an order for over 50,000 rigs. The order, from an undisclosed U.S. customer, is the firm’s largest single order in the last three years. Canaan shares surged in early trading Thursday following the announcement. Canaan Inc., a Singapore-based cryptocurrency mining equipment manufacturer, announced…

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What the Government Shutdown Means for Pending Crypto ETFs

In brief SEC decisions on applications for spot altcoin ETFs are on hold during the government closure. Analysts have been expecting the agency to approve Solana funds early this month. The regulator is weighing more than 90 applications for funds tracking different cryptos, combinations of tokens and digital asset strategies. Investors expecting U.S. Securities and…

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Ethereum or Solana: Which Hits a New All-Time High First?

In brief Ethereum sits 13.8% from its all-time high versus Solana’s steeper 34.12% climb. Prediction market Myriad places odds at 62% that ETH hits a new high before any major drop. Myriad users are bearish at the moment on a new SOL high. Here’s what the charts are looking like. Goodbye “red September,” hello “Uptober.”…