A break above that level is needed for BTC to have a chance at $30K in the short term. The 4H chart shows that the momentum is fading at the current key area, so a rejection is more likely than a breakout at this point.
Bitcoin just proved that it's not done with its correction just yet, but at least it has found a floor to work with. $BTC held support at $25K and is now challenging the 200-day MA at $27.5K as the next resistance.
China's digital yuan: 950 million transactions, 120 million wallets, and all I got was this lousy $260 average transaction. It's like a country-sized garage sale but with less vintage Tupperware. Bitcoin? Oh, it processed $8.2 trillion last year, but who's counting?
imo, Chainlink's CCIP is a game-changer for blockchain interoperability. It's set to unlock new possibilities for dApps and make the vision of a fully interoperable blockchain ecosystem a reality. now gib arbitrum.
Chainlink's CCIP Mainnet EA Overview
Chainlink has launched the early access of its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). The CCIP is a revolutionary protocol that aims to enhance interoperability between different chains (similar to LayerZero).
The launch of CCIP's early access on the mainnet is just the beginning. Chainlink plans to continue developing and refining the protocol based on feedback and use cases from the early access users. So Devs speak up...
Central banks are like a bunch of kids trading Pokémon cards, except the cards are digital currencies, and the playground is the global economy. By 2030, we might see 24 new 'shiny Charizards' in circulation.
Meanwhile, 68% of banks say, 'Nah, we'll stick to our good ol' Monopoly money.' And the four who've already got their digital currencies out there? They're the kids who brought their Gameboys to school before everyone else.
Finkster goes from crypto-hater to cheerleader faster than a Bitcoin transaction. Apparently, crypto is 'so international it transcends any one currency.' I guess that's one way to make your 'globalist elite' friends dismiss that you forgot their birthdays.
The government's got a whopping 40k Bitcoin, but they're treating it like a hot potato. Are they secretly selling or just playing digital hide-and-seek?