Bitcoin falls to $96.8K as Trump tariffs spook markets: OM, XMR, MNT, GT show promise
Bitcoin price lost the $100,000 level, and altcoins continued to sink lower. Will OM, XMR, MNT and GT lead the recovery? Go to Source
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Bitcoin price lost the $100,000 level, and altcoins continued to sink lower. Will OM, XMR, MNT and GT lead the recovery? Go to Source
According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin’s price fell by an estimated 7.3% over the last seven days — faring better than most altcoins. Go to Source
The Indian government has a reputation for being harsh on crypto, but a regulatory sea change in the United States may cause a pivot. Go to Source
India will impose tax penalties of up to 70% on undisclosed crypto gains as part of new regulations under Section 158B of the Income Tax Act. Go to Source
A bear trap is a form of coordinated but controlled selling that creates a temporary dip in an asset’s price, comprising a significant correction during a long-term uptrend. Go to Source
Some cryptocurrency traders are profiting millions from Ether’s six-week downtrend despite the heightened risks of leveraged trading. Go to Source
Bitcoin has dropped below $100,000 for the first time since Jan. 27 following Donald Trump’s imposing import tariffs on goods from China, Canada, and Mexico, which triggered immediate responses from the three countries. Go to Source
Crypto exchange Coinbase has acquired onchain advertising platform Spindl in an effort to help Base builders “go viral.” Go to Source
The adoption of Bitcoin as a strategic asset by smaller nation-states may be the catalyst that drives bigger countries to follow suit. Go to Source
Privado ID co-founder Evin McMullen warned against short-term thinking for quick economic gains and compromising ethical standards. Go to Source