Bitcoin price is up on June 24 as multiple BTC market metrics show an improvement in investor sentiment.
Why is Bitcoin price up today? [cointelegraph]
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Bitcoin makes up one-third of investor crypto portfolios in 2025 [cointelegraph]
Institutional Bitcoin allocation is on the rise, while retail BTC holdings are falling in favor of altcoins with a strong ETF approval chances, such as XRP.
Hardware wallet Ledger launches offline recovery key for new wallets [cointelegraph]
Unlike Ledger’s previously released key recovery product, Ledger Recover, the new Ledger Recovery Key is always offline and doesn’t require identification.
Why is XRP price up today? [cointelegraph]
A truce between Israel and Iran and whale accumulation have helped XRP price recover sharply, positioning it for a potential rally to new all-time highs.
Why is XRP price up today? [cointelegraph]
A truce between Israel and Iran and whale accumulation have helped XRP price recover sharply, positioning it for a potential rally to new all-time highs.
Celestia founder dismisses FUD, cites $100M war chest amid backlash [cointelegraph]
Celestia co-founder Mustafa Al-Bassam said the team remains fully committed despite community outrage over alleged insider dumping and a 95% token drawdown.
Why is the crypto market up today? [cointelegraph]
The crypto market is up today, following Trump’s announcement that Israel and Iran had agreed to a ceasefire, prompting investors to shift back into risk-on mode.
Who is Arthur Britto, the Ripple ‘ghost’ who just broke 14 years of silence? [cointelegraph]
Arthur Britto, elusive co-creator of the XRP Ledger and co-founder of Ripple Labs, made the first-ever public post on his 14-year-old X account.
Who is Arthur Britto, the Ripple ‘ghost’ who just broke 14 years of silence? [cointelegraph]
Arthur Britto, the elusive co-creator of the XRP Ledger and co-founder of Ripple Labs, has made his first-ever public post on X on his 14-year-old account.
SparkKitty malware wants your crypto seed phrase screenshots [cointelegraph]
Kaspersky says the malware SparkKitty has been around since at least early 2024, and is likely connected to a similar type of malicious software dubbed SparkCat.