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Crypto Winter Arrives: Global Regulation Tightens, Bitcoin Falls Below $35,000For investors familiar with cryptocurrencies, they are accustomed to the ups and downs of Bitcoin. So far in 2022, Bitcoin has been struggling to stay above $36,000

Crypto Winter Persists: Bitcoin Plunges Below $27,000, Crypto Billionaires Suffer Huge Wealth LossesBitcoin's downward trend continues. After breaking below $30,000 on May 10, it dropped below $27,000 during trading on May 12, hitting a new low for the year

Cryptocurrency in 2025: A Light of Hope After the Winter?The year 2025 looms like a shroud of uncertainty over the entire cryptocurrency world. Will Bitcoin break the $100,000 barrier? Will DeFi usher in a golden age, or will it face a bubble burst? How long will the memecoin frenzy last? These questions, like the sword of Damocles hanging over everyone's head, are both exhilarating and terrifying

Ethereum's "Winter": Can the Flames Reignite Amidst Doubts?Ethereum has recently become a focal point of various discussions and controversies, prompting even its founder, Vitalik Buterin, to publicly address concerns and the Ethereum Foundation to issue statements in response to community anxieties. This isn't baseless; Ethereum's underperformance during the current bull market has raised doubts about its position as the "King of Blockchain

Meme Coin Bloodbath: Liquidation Wave Engulfs Dogecoin, PEPE, and Dogwifhat, Signaling Crypto Winter?IntroductionThe crypto winter is upon us, and top meme coins have become the epicenter of the storm, triggering massive liquidations. Dogecoin (DOGE), PEPE, and Dogwifhat (WIF) have taken the brunt of the impact, leaving many questioning the future of meme coins

Standard Chartered Bank predicts that Bitcoin will rise to $100000 next year after the winter. Geoff Kendrick, head of digital assets at Standard Chartered Bank, stated in his latest report that Bitcoin may benefit from recent market developments

Reported by Reference News on April 26thAccording to Reuters London on April 24th, Standard Chartered Bank said on the 24th that by the end of 2024, the price of the top cryptocurrency Bitcoin may reach $100000, marking the end of the so-called "cryptowinter".Jeff Kendrick, Director of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered Bank, said in an investment briefing that Bitcoin may benefit from several factors, including the recent banking turmoil, the stabilization of risky assets brought about by the Federal Reserve's end to the rate hike cycle, and the increased profitability of cryptocurrency mining

The cryptocurrency market is currently in a bad state as there are more and more problems and there seems to be no signs of easing.The price of Bitcoin has fallen by 75% since its previous historical high, but it may still fall further