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The securities regulator wants to hire staff for market surveillance and enforcement investigations.

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The XRP/BTC ratio is looking to move out of the volatility bands, signaling a bullish imbalance in the market.

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Travala, which is backed by the world's largest crypto exchange, Binance, is in talks with potential buyers after receiving a takeover approach late last year.

Bitcoin transaction fees have hit multi-year lows despite the price hovering around $100,000.

Despite the U.S. tariff uncertainty, bitcoin remains on track with previous cycles.