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“Digital assets and payments systems could harm the efficacy of our sanctions” if left unchecked, the Treasury said.

Altcoins are selling off ahead of this week’s Bitcoin ETF launch, perhaps a sign that traders are anxious about this historic listing.

The upcoming launch of a BTC ETF has bulls proclaiming that a $100,000 Bitcoin price is imminent, but several analysts warn that a sharp short-term pullback could also occur.

The decentralized finance industry is growing rapidly, and it's time for portfolio risk management to keep up with innovations.

Bitcoin’s shallow pullback increases the prospect of a new all-time high in the short term and altcoins like ETH, SOL, MATIC and FTM could move higher while BTC prepares for its next move.

Bitcoin’s price spiked above $61,800 as the promise of a BTC ETF approval reignited the discussion on whether the top-ranked cryptocurrency will hit $100,000 by the end of the year.

Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart reported the crypto futures ETF would be listed with the ticker symbol BITO possibly as early as Oct. 18.

Everyone is cheering for the BTC ETF, but options markets data shows that the implied probability for Bitcoin trading above $70,000 on Oct. 29 is just 25%.

The Bank of Mexico and the National Banking and Securities Commission issued a statement earlier this year warning financial institutions not to deal with digital assets, but the president has not often spoken directly on the subject.

ALCX and SLP are flashing bottoming signals while BTC is steadily climbing toward $60,000.