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Digital assets have soared this year but have failed to recapture levels seen last month that marked the peak of the 2023 rally.

A new study of last years Terra/Luna crash finds that cryptocurrencies in general may be inherently more volatile and unstable than many investors appreciate.

A lack of pivotal economic data could make it difficult for Bitcoin to find catalysts to push above key levels eyed by traders.

Despite economic indicators that should have buoyed digital assets—like inflation data that sent the Nasdaq higher—Bitcoin has been languishing.

The cryptocurrency broker has been taking heat over research it published on Pepe, a new cryptocurrency based on the Pepe the Frog meme.

Interest rates are one thing. The dollar and volatility also matter. But market confidence, adoption, technology and liquidity conditions are four key drivers for cryptos.

The largest digital asset continues to languish below the key $30,000 level, with bullish inflation data unable to spur significant gains.

The largest digital asset continues to languish below the key $30,000 level, with bullish inflation data unable to spur significant gains.

The largest digital asset has failed to consolidate gains above the key $30,000 zone reached in April. It might take just one bullish run to reclaim that level.

Holders of significant amounts of cryptocurrency appear to be piling into the Pepe trade, a sign that the meme crypto is attracting more serious attention.