Crypto News

Don’t Trust This Crypto Rally, Warns Trader Who Accurately Called 2022 Bitcoin Collapse
A popular analyst who called the crypto price collapse earlier this year isn’t sold on the market’s latest upswing.

Bitcoin Price Shows a Little Weakness as it Flutters Around $22K, Are Bears Back in Play?
Bitcoin price ever since the beginning of July has displayed immense strength that uplifted the price beyond $22,000 for the second consecutive time in the past fortnight. While the asset was expected to hit $23,000 to secure the mandatory resistance, the bears intensify their activity to keep the price restricted below $22,100. On the other hand, the bulls appear to be pretty exhausted to some extent and hence a notable drop may be fast approaching!

Celsius Reveals It Owes Its Users $4.72 Billion
According to the Celsius company’s bankruptcy filing, the cryptocurrency lending company was left with a deficit of $1.2 billion following its infamous meltdown.

Yuga Labs warns of 'persistent threat group' targeting NFT holders
Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) creator Yuga Labs has warned there may soon be a “coordinated attack” targeting multiple non-fungible token (NFT) communities.

Has Coinbase Halted Customer Withdrawals? As Users Reportedly Facing Withdrawal Issues
CryptoWhale, in a tweet on Monday, reveals that leading US crypto exchange Coinbase is trying to suppress Redditors’ comments showing that they cannot withdraw from the platform.

A Guide To Cryptocurrency Gambling
The industry of gambling has changed quite a bit. While before it was only based on a physical casino, now people can find online gambling sites everywhere on the internet. The appealing aspect here is that gambling has changed so much because of all the technological development and updates that have been happening around the world.

FBI issues public warning over fraudulent crypto apps
The United States securities and intelligence agency Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has recently issued a public warning over fraudulent crypto apps, which are getting popular among scammers to steal funds from U.S. investors.