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Bitcoin's unique value proposition as a scarce, decentralized, and globally accessible asset increasingly resonates with international investors. Stock Strategist Andrew Rocco breaks down the details.

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Jesus Rodriguez outlines eight ways DeFi projects can attract and retain users that don’t revolve around yield farming.

Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $381 million on Monday as the U.S. dollar weakened.

Elon Musk turns Twitter into a meme battlefield with posts featuring Poseidon's crypto advice and Milton Friedman's legendary spoon roast.

Bitcoin topped $90,000 Tuesday for the first time since early March. Other crypto stocks are surging this week.