BSW Jumps 15% Amid Anniversary, Leadership Change, and Binance Campaign
Biswap (BSW) is currently trading at $0.0331, reflecting a 15.33% increase over the past 24 hours, with the price opening at $0.0287. The recent price surge is attributed to positive sentiment following Biswap’s fourth anniversary celebration, the announcement of a new leadership team with plans for a detailed roadmap, and the inclusion of BSW as a reward token in Binance’s 'Learn and Earn' campaign. These developments have generated increased interest and trading activity, contributing to the short-term price momentum observed.
🔥 "Altcoin season" — when alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins) outperform Bitcoin — is influenced by several market factors and cycles, and while it's widely anticipated, the exact timing is uncertain. However, here are signs and phases that typically precede or align with an altcoin season:
1. Bitcoin Rally First
Historically, Bitcoin pumps first in a bull cycle.
Once Bitcoin stabilizes after a strong run, capital starts flowing into large-cap altcoins (like ETH, SOL).
2. Ethereum Gains Strength Against BTC
The ETH/BTC pair rising is often an early signal of altcoin strength.
Ethereum leading often precedes smaller altcoins rising.
3. Increased Risk Appetite
Retail investor interest spikes (you’ll see this in social media trends, search data, etc.).
Memecoins and low-cap tokens start pumping.
4. Bitcoin Dominance Falls
A drop in Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) typically marks altcoin season.
Watch for BTC.D breaking below key support levels.
What to Watch for in 2025
The Bitcoin halving (April 2024) often kicks off a broader bull market about 6–12 months later.
That puts late 2024 to mid-2025 as a strong candidate window for an altcoin season — particularly Q3 or Q4 2025 if historical trends repeat.
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$BTC Largest Bank in Guatemala Turns to Crypto for Remittances
Banco Industrial, the largest bank in Guatemala, has announced the integration of Sukupay, a crypto-based cross-border payment provider, to power its remittance services.
Using Sukupay, Banco Industrial now offers its customers remittances at a flat fee of $0.99, allowing them to receive these funds in their bank accounts.
Michel Caputi, Head of the Strategic Alliances Division at Banco Industrial, highlighted the advantages of crypto for this use case. “This is a modern solution to a legacy problem — and we’re proud to lead the way in Latin America,” he stated. Sukupay claims this is the first time a crypto-native protocol “has gone live at this depth inside a top-tier Latin American retail bank,” becoming the de facto option for remittances.
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