Bitcoin Archives - Page 2 Of 23

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Arthur Hayes: Current Correction Is a Pause Before a “Growth Avalanche”

November 18, 2025 Paulo

Arthur Hayes says the recent market downturn is only a pause before a massive liquidity-driven rally, forecasting BTC could dip to $80–85k before surging to $200–250k once QE returns.

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Crypto Market Wipes Out $1.2 Trillion in Market Cap Since October 6

November 17, 2025 Paulo

The crypto market has lost $1.2 trillion in total valuation since October 6, marking one of the steepest multi-week declines in recent years amid global risk-off sentiment.

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Scaramucci Family Leads $220 Million Investment into Trump Family’s Bitcoin Mining Company

November 17, 2025 Paulo

Anthony Scaramucci and his son’s fund Solari Capital lead a $220 million investment round into American Bitcoin, joined by top industry figures including Tony Robbins and Charles Hoskinson.

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Peter Schiff Calls Strategy’s Business Model a Fraud and Challenges Michael Saylor to a Public Debate

November 17, 2025 Paulo

Peter Schiff accuses Saylor’s Strategy of running an unsustainable, fraudulent model based on privileged share sales and publicly challenges him to a live debate.

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Japan Moves to Reclassify Crypto as Financial Products and Proposes Flat 20% Tax

November 16, 2025 Paulo

Japan’s FSA plans to reclassify 105 cryptoassets, including BTC and ETH, as financial products and introduce a flat 20% capital gains tax, replacing the current progressive rate of up to 55%.

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Harvard Quadruples Its Bitcoin Exposure Through BlackRock’s IBIT ETF

November 16, 2025 Paulo

Harvard University has increased its Bitcoin exposure fourfold, now holding $442 million in BlackRock’s IBIT ETF after purchasing an additional 4.9 million shares last quarter.

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Tom Lee Warns of Major Market Maker Balance Sheet Hole as Whales Trigger Liquidations

November 16, 2025 Paulo

Tom Lee says one or two crypto market makers face a major balance sheet hole, causing whales to hunt liquidations. He warns traders to avoid leverage for now.

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Tether CEO Revives “Bitcoin Black Friday” Tweet, Stirring Market Fear Again

November 16, 2025 Paulo

Paolo Ardoino posted “Bitcoin black friday,” echoing his 2021 tweet that preceded a major market downturn, triggering renewed fear among traders.

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OKX CEO Offers 10 BTC Bounty After Accusation of Wallet Backdoor

November 15, 2025 Paulo

After a user claimed 50 ETH was stolen through an OKX Wallet backdoor, CEO Star Xu offered 10 BTC for proof, stressing transparency and strong security.

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Andrew Tate Warns Bitcoin Holders of Future Legal Risks, Urges Shift to Privacy Tech

November 15, 2025 Paulo

Andrew Tate claims future regulations could criminalize BTC users and urges early migration to private networks and zero-knowledge technologies.