Dubai, United Arab Emirates, June 2, 2026, ChainwireBybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, recently introduced a new order type optimized for large-scale transactions. Percentage of Volume (POV) orders from Bybit Futures, an advanced algorithmic execution tool designed for traders managing large positions in volatile markets.Transaction intent protection to reduce slippageBybit POV orders automatically split large orders into smaller sub-orders in proportion to real-time market activity. As market volume accelerates, execution follows. As the fluid thins, the speed adjusts accordingly. Traders benefit from a controlled, adaptive order placement approach that reduces market impact without sacrificing flexibility.Problems arise when…
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, June 2nd, 2026, Chainwire Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has recently introduced a new order type optimized for larger trades. Percentage of Volume (POV) Order on Bybit Futures, an advanced algorithmic execution tool designed for traders managing large positions in volatile markets. Protecting Trading Intent to Reduce Slippage Bybit POV Order automatically splits large orders into smaller sub-orders, pacing execution in proportion to real-time market activity. When market volume accelerates, execution follows. When liquidity thins, the pace adjusts accordingly. Traders benefit from a controlled, adaptive approach to order placement that reduces market…
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Bitmine owns 4.49% of the total ETH coin supply of 120.7 million Bitmine is 90% of the way to the ‘Alchemy of 5%’ in just 11 months Ethereum continues to benefit from the dual tailwinds of Wall Street tokenizing on the blockchain and from agentic AI systems increasingly needing public and neutral blockchains Bitmine has 4,718,677 staked ETH, representing $9.5 billion at $2,003 per ETH MAVAN (Made in America VAlidator Network) is a premier Ethereum staking destination for BMNR and institutional investors, with a focus on security, performance, and resilience Bitmine owns $93 million of Eightco, now one of the…
DEXE rose more than 11% intraday to trade above $19.16, giving it a weekly gain of 32%. Daily trading volume increased by about 38% to nearly $40 million, suggesting accumulation. Technical support is at $15 and bulls could target $24 and above next. DeXe (DEXE) surged on Friday, heading towards the $20 level as buying pressure intensified across major exchanges. A surge in volume and a series of weekly gains have drawn renewed interest from traders and analysts assessing whether the asset’s gains can be extended or profit-taking could limit further gains. DeXe price rises 11% due to surge in…
reliable editorial Content reviewed by industry-leading experts and seasoned editors. Advertisement Disclosure The US Bitcoin Spot ETF reported net outflows of $1.42 billion in the last week of May, extending the ongoing negative trend observed throughout the month. The weak performance of these investment funds coincides with Bitcoin’s price struggles, when the top cryptocurrency failed to break through key resistance at $82,000 around May and fell into another correction. Bitcoin ETF continues to be in deficit throughout the second half of May Analysis of the performance of individual funds during the week showed that, in typical fashion, selling pressure was…
XRP and XLM are once again in the spotlight as their long-standing price correlation raises expectations of a potential recovery bounce. If history repeats itself, XLM’s recent moves could be a sign that XRP is gearing up for a bull run of its own, potentially reigniting confidence across the broader XRP ecosystem. Could XLM’s breakout be the catalyst for XRP’s next rally? Crypto analyst Bird highlighted XRP’s strong structural potential, suggesting that a sharp rise above the $2 threshold could be imminent if XRP mirrors the strong weekly candle recently delivered by XLM. Such a move would effectively nullify the…
Bitcoin’s weekend bounce once again confirmed that buyers remain active at lower levels, but the market continues to struggle near the key $78,000 resistance area. Bulls regained momentum after US President Donald Trump said talks between the US and Iran were proceeding in a “constructive” manner, which helped improve near-term risk sentiment across markets. Buyers attempted to extend the recovery into Monday and stabilize prices above $77,500, but the broader structure remains fragile. Bitcoin will need to recover and hold above $78,000 on a sustained basis for it to transition back into a stronger bullish trend. If that happens, the…
Brian Armstrong hit back at Jamie Dimon with a meme on Friday after the JPMorgan CEO attacked him on live TV. summation Jamie Dimon appeared on Fox Business on May 29, calling Armstrong “full of shit” and vowing that banks would fight the Clarity Act’s stablecoin provisions. Armstrong responded with a hockey-themed meme depicting himself and Dimon confronting X, and Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz publicly supported Armstrong. Dimon’s core objection is that the Clarity Act would effectively allow cryptocurrency companies to pay interest on stablecoin deposits without bank-level oversight. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted a hockey-themed competition meme to X…
In short JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon went on the offensive against Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong on Friday. The bank executive said he and others in the banking industry are firmly opposed to the Clarity Act on the stablecoin yield issue. Dimon claimed that Armstrong was “the only one” fighting for this and spending “hundreds of millions of dollars” to do so. JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon didn’t hold back on his stance on the Clarity Act and his interview with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong. fox business On Friday. Bank executives say they are unhappy with the current version of…