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Dogecoin (DOGE) is up 3% on Monday as House of Doge revealed it plans to go public on the Nasdaq through a merger with Brag House Holdings (TBH).

'BNB’s surge feels more like catch-up than overtake,' Grok stated.

Strategy Inc., the Bitcoin treasury company founded by Michael Saylor, bought the digital currency for the first time since it reached a record high earlier this month, raising its holdings to over $73 billion after months of tapering off its purchases.

(Adds dropped word "followers" in paragraph 13) * Options market sees 'put' buying in bitcoin, ether * Volatility spikes across the board * Post-crash, bitcoin flows holding up...

The dollar hit a six-year high versus the yen after the Bank of Japan moved to contain rising bond yields, while U.S. Treasury yields soared to new multi-year highs, highlighting a divergence between the BOJ and other major central banks.

The dollar edged higher against a basket of major currencies on Friday, putting it on track for a third straight day of gains, as crude prices reversed earlier weakness and added to pressure for the Federal Reserve to be aggressive in combating inflation.

Ethereum and XRP attempt recovery after a 15% drop as traders watch key supports and momentum indicators for bullish confirmation.

XRP and Stellar have long been staples in the crypto market, each battling their unique set of challenges and opportunities. XRP recently experienced a dramatic 42% drop, showing the unpredictable nature of the market, while Stellar has managed to hold

Dogecoin rises to trade above $0.21 as House of Doge lists on NASDAQ through Brag House merger, boosting optimism for SEC Dogecoin ETF approval.

Bitcoin Fear Index drops to Extreme Fear at 24 after a $19B market crash as investor caution grows, while Bitcoin rebounds above $114K, showing signs of recovery.

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Cryptocurrencies plunged in value on Friday in a short but significant flash crash, leaving investors with billions of dollars in losses and highlighting the volatility associated with the industry.