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Bitcoin has started the week strong and pushed above the $107,000 mark. But one prominent analyst warns that king crypto needs to break a key resistance level.

Bitcoin ETFs have been the main success story of the ETF landscape, but all exchange-traded funds are seeing surging interest, signaling a tectonic shift in asset management. What is going on?

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin Pushes To $107,000 As Pivotal Resistance Level Gets Tested Once Again

Bitcoin’s V-shaped recovery has surprised traders, but according to a prominent analyst, the $106,800 resistance level — a barrier BTC has failed to overcome for nearly seven months — remains the line in the sand.

Crypto analyst Kevin believes Bitcoin’s recent rebound has caught traders off guard, but warns the cryptocurrency faces a make-or-break moment at this level, which has repeatedly rejected Bitcoin’s attempts to establish higher ground throughout 2025.

In the latest update in his exclusive Patreon group, Kevin noted that despite a sharp 5.5% rebound from local lows, he's seeing mixed signals.

Is there cause for concern even though Bitcoin is pushing higher today?

Read the full scoop here.

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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are starting the week strong: all major cryptocurrencies are up 1% or more as U.S.-China trade talks get underway.

Strategy has bought another batch of Bitcoin, this time $110 million worth of it. Here’s how much the king of Bitcoin companies now holds.

Crypto is at “the point of no return”, according to a prominent industry CEO. But does he mean that in a good or a bad way?

FINTECH FOCUS

Are ETFs Digging The Grave Of Traditional Mutual Funds? $2 Trillion Outflows Say So

A tectonic shift is underway in the asset-management industry, as investor disinterest in traditional mutual funds shows no signs of slowing.

Instead, capital is pouring into exchange-traded funds (ETFs), favored for their flexibility, lower fees and tax advantages, forcing legacy players like Vanguard and BlackRock Inc. to adapt.

The $11 trillion U.S. ETF market has now grown to more than half the size of the $19.8 trillion mutual fund industry. And momentum favors ETFs.

Why are ETFs going so strong?

Read the full scoop here.

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