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Bitcoin’s Golden Cross: Bullish Signal or Fakeout?
Bitcoin is flashing a golden cross — a bullish chart pattern where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day. This signal has often sparked big price rallies, like the 45–60% surges in 2021 and 2023.
But not all golden crosses end well. In 2020, one appeared right before a massive crash, proving that no signal is foolproof.
This time, fundamentals look strong: more money in circulation (rising M2 supply) and cooling global tensions may support a fresh rally. Still, warning signs exist. Bitcoin’s RSI is overbought, and bearish divergence is forming — meaning momentum could be slowing.
BTC may dip toward $92K–$95K before another push higher. Some analysts even see a path to $150K.
Bottom line: this golden cross looks bullish, but caution is still key.
Bitcoin Hits Record Close — Eyes Set on $110K Breakout
Bitcoin just closed a daily candle at a record $106,830, signaling strong momentum driven by growing investments in spot ETFs. This milestone comes amid rising concerns about global debt, especially in the U.S., pushing investors toward safe-haven assets like BTC and gold.
All eyes are now on the $110,000 mark — a key level where things could get even more explosive. Why? Because options market data shows that many dealers are positioned in a way that could fuel rapid price swings once BTC crosses this level.
U.S. investor demand remains strong, as shown by the Coinbase Premium Index staying positive. If Bitcoin breaks $110K, dealer hedging could kick in and supercharge the rally.
In short: Bitcoin isn’t just holding strong — it’s gearing up for another major move.
Ethereum Eyes $3,600 as Bullish Signals Stack Up
Ethereum is forming a bullish “flag” on the charts — a pattern that often leads to powerful breakouts. If ETH pushes past $2,600, it could rally to $3,600, with $3,000–$3,100 acting as the next major resistance zone.
Adding to the optimism is Ethereum’s attempt to reclaim the midline of the two-week Gaussian Channel — a rare indicator that, in past cycles, led to gains of 90% or more. ETH also recently showed a golden cross on the 12-hour chart, another positive (though short-term) signal.
Still, not all traders are convinced. ETH is struggling under $2,800, and some believe it could stay range-bound or even dip toward $2,150–$1,900.
The bottom line? Momentum is building — but ETH needs a strong breakout to ignite the next leg up.
Ethereum’s Next Frontier: Why Traditional Finance is Going All-In on Layer 2s
Traditional finance giants are diving headfirst into Ethereum’s Layer 2 (L2) networks to bring trillions of dollars in real-world assets (RWAs) on-chain. Major players like Securitize, Ant Digital, and even Robinhood are building custom Ethereum-based L2s to tokenize assets like US Treasuries, gold, and even renewable energy infrastructure. Why? Because Ethereum is seen as the most secure and trusted blockchain for financial settlements.
These L2s offer speed, lower fees, privacy, and regulatory flexibility—features critical to big institutions. New platforms like Converge and Jovay blend permissioned DeFi tools with the security of Ethereum, making them ideal for banks and asset managers.
Although Ethereum leads the RWA tokenization race, competitors like Solana and Avalanche are catching up fast. The battle to move global finance on-chain is just beginning, but one thing is clear: the future of finance is being built on blockchain—one Layer 2 at a time.
Coinbase Data Leak Sparks Safety Fears as Crypto Crimes Rise
A recent security breach at Coinbase has exposed personal information—including home addresses—of thousands of users, raising serious safety concerns. Although only a small percentage of users were affected, the leak could cost Coinbase up to $400 million in damages. More worrying, experts fear the real cost may be lives.
Hackers reportedly bribed overseas customer service agents to access internal systems, gaining data that could be used in scams or even physical attacks. With Bitcoin trading above $100,000, crypto holders are increasingly targeted by criminals.
TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington warned this breach could lead to “people dying,” pointing to recent violent crypto-related kidnappings. Experts urge exchanges to adopt stronger, layered security—because in today’s world, protecting digital wealth also means protecting real lives.
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