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President Trump has loosened crypto regulations and signed pro-crypto legislation such as the GENIUS Act. The more favorable environment has pushed major financial institutions to begin embracing crypto as a means to appease clients and partake in the crypto rally.
Strategy Is Now Worth Less Than Its Bitcoin Holdings. The Stock Slide Continues. Shares of Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, have been following the broader decline in cryptocurrencies. Investor enthusiasm for the company’s Bitcoin treasury strategy also seems to be fading.
A prominent strategist touts an ether “supercycle,” while skeptics question defensibility and real-world traction.
Bitcoin's current stabilization at above $96,000 follows a tumultuous week that saw significant market fluctuations. After the dramatic downturn, the most
Crypto markets are heating up once more, and whilst Bitcoin (BTC) stays the muse of each essential portfolio, the smartest investors are already positioning for the next 100x possibility. As BTC stabilizes around $103,
Altcoins are bleeding worse. Ethereum (ETH) is down around 10% in a day, trading at $3,275.83. XRP slipped 7%, trading at $2.18. Both BNB and SOL have dropped 8%, trading at $923.58 and $154.45
The sell-off is attributed to a combination of factors, including profit-taking, institutional outflows, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has descended further into a bear market. The digital token’s price has seen a 22% drop from its peak in early October. The sell-off of Bitcoin intensified this week, with the cryptocurrency hitting a six-month low of $94,