Crypto Summary

Coin Prices are on the move. Recently, Metaplanet, a Japanese investment firm, made headlines by acquiring an additional 107.913 Bitcoin (BTC) for 1 billion yen, which is about $6.6 million. They bought these coins at an average price of 9,266,724 yen, or roughly $61,932 each.

The balance of bitcoin on over-the-counter (OTC) desks has hit a 2.5-year high, reaching 410,000 tokens. This trend is similar to what we saw during the bull run from late 2020 to early 2021. To keep this recent bullish momentum going, we might need to see a decline

Earlier this month, the Federal Government of Nigeria took a significant step. They filed a criminal lawsuit against four Nigerian crypto traders: Ejiogu A. Chinedu, Nnamdi F. Okereke, Oty Ugochukwu Stanley, and Chukwuebuka F. Ogumba. These individuals, along with some companies, are accused of trading USDT and Naira without a

China's economy is slowing down significantly. This year, it might not even hit the already low goal of 5% annual growth. This change is important and could affect Bitcoin in several ways. It might actually boost Bitcoin prices as they try to regain momentum after a few months

Metaplanet just bought another 107 BTC at an average price of 9.26 million yen, which is about $64,168 per bitcoin. That totals up to $6.9 million, and they funded this purchase with a loan from MMXX Ventures. Now, the company holds over 500 BTC. They’re using

Retail trader activity for Bitcoin is currently at normal levels. However, these levels are lower than what we've seen during past bull and bear markets. Data from crypto exchanges like OKX and Binance shows this trend. Many believe the market is waiting for retail investors to step in