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Bitcoin is looking solid again after hitting $105,000 in the early morning. But it’s not done yet because a move to $130,000 could be next, according to a top bank.

The European Central Bank won’t add it to central bank reserves, though, its president said today. Why is that?

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin To Hit Up To $130,000 In The Next Weeks: Standard Chartered

Bitcoin is on the brink of new all-time highs and could start another explosive rally soon, says Standard Chartered.

According to the bank, the DeepSeek dip was just that — a dip.

Now, bullish fundamentals are taking over and could spur the next leg of the bull rally.

How will it all play out?

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Cathie Wood sees Bitcoin as a ‘completely different animal’ — what did she mean by that?

El Salvador became famous for being the first country to accept Bitcoin as legal tender. But now there has been a slight change to that — this is what happened.

Dogecoin has been moving sideways for weeks, but after the first application for a Dogecoin ETF, that may be about to change — here’s what that means.

FINTECH FOCUS

'Bitcoin Will Not Be Considered For Central Bank Reserves,' ECB President Christine Lagarde Says

The ECB is not going to add Bitcoin to central bank reserves, its president said.

That confirms the ECB’s long-standing opposition to the crypto king.

Just why is the European Central Bank so opposed to BTC?

Read the full scoop here.

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