Bitcoin Weekly Forecast: BTC at risk of $75,000 reversal as Trump’s trade war overshadows US easing inflation
Bitcoin price remained constrained within a tight 8% channel between $76,000 and $84,472 this week.
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Bitcoin price remained constrained within a tight 8% channel between $76,000 and $84,472 this week.
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The Journal said Binance first approached Trump allies last year as part of a broader effort to regain access to the U.S. market.
MoonPay, a leading crypto payments company, has acquired Iron, an API-driven startup specializing in stablecoin infrastructure.
Turkey’s Capital Markets Board has published two communiqués on regulation of crypto asset service providers in the country.
The Bank of Russia has proposed an experimental regulatory regime that would allow wealthy and professional investors to buy and sell crypto.
Bolivian government authorized national oil company to use crypto for fuel imports, in a major shift toward digital assets.
Ripple’s high-stakes legal battle with the SEC may soon end, as negotiations reportedly center on vacating a key ruling that imposed a $125 million fine.