Halloween | Crypto

Investors looking for trending cryptos may have been put off by this month. October opened with “Uptober” optimism since the vast majority of Octobers in crypto’s 15 year history have resulted in serious gains However, there was no such luck this year. President Trump’s announcement of a 100% tariff on Chinese imports caused one of […] The post Bullish Signals: 3 Trending Cryptos to Get On Halloween 2025 As Market Turns Red  – XRP, BTC, SOL? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin slips below $110K on Halloween, forming a tight triangle pattern. Traders eye $116K if bullish breakout holds, or $106K if bears return. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Spooky Surprise For Investors As BTC Drops Below $110K On Halloween 2025, Could There Be A Weekend Pump? appeared first on Cryptonews.

An “Uptober” rally could still be in play as whales load up on PENGU – Pudgy Penguins price predictions now eye new highs with smart money support. The post Pudgy Penguins Price Prediction: PENGU Price is Down 69% from ATH, Could it Rebound by Halloween 2025 As Whales Accumulate?  appeared first on Cryptonews.

From Tokyo Whale to the Halloween deadline, Mt. Gox’s long journey through Bitcoin history is nearing its end. Mt. Gox, the defunct Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange, still holds around 34,689 Bitcoin (BTC) ahead of its Oct. 31 repayment deadline. The exchange lost around 650,000 BTC in thefts that went undetected from 2011 until its 2014 collapse, while about 200,000 BTC was later found in an old-format wallet. Those coins became the foundation for creditor repayments overseen by court-appointed trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi. In 2017 and 2018, Kobayashi earned the nickname “Tokyo Whale” for selling Mt. Gox Bitcoin to fund fiat repayments. In mid-2024, wallet activity surged again as roughly 100,000 BTC was moved between Mt. Gox addresses for distribution, though not all represented actual sales. Read more