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news-imageMarch 13, 2025

Donald Trump cabinet's Bitcoin investments raise ethics alarms in pro-crypto era

Several members of Donald Trump's cabinet have significant Bitcoin holdings, with their combined investments valued in the millions, according to their financial disclosure reports. These disclosures show that cabinet members have gained exposure to Bitcoin through direct purchases on crypto exchanges and investment vehicles like exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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March 13, 2025

Bitcoin Tumbles Around $80,000, Experts See $60,000 Floor If BTC, ETH, XRP Continue Downtrend

Crypto experts weighed in on Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) price drop below $80,000 on Thursday, predicting potential price bottoms for major cryptocurrencies amid ongoing economic uncertainty. Michal Pospieszalski of SwissFortress told Benzinga that Bitcoin could find a floor between $60,000 and $65,000 if it falls below $70,000, while Meg Lister of Gitcoin Labs cautioned that pinpointing a bottom remains challenging and could extend into the coming months, depending on U.S. economic policy shifts.

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March 13, 2025

Tariff Tensions Tumble Markets Sending Bitcoin Below $80K

On Thursday, global markets convulsed after President Donald Trump unveiled fresh tariffs on EU alcohol imports, igniting a cascade of unease. Gold Glitters as Bitcoin Stumbles The S&P 500 slid 1.5%, and the Nasdaq Composite retreated 2.2%, mirroring elevated investor trepidation about looming economic fallout. Bitcoin, too, buckled under the pressure.

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March 13, 2025

Raoul Pal, Tom Lee See Bitcoin Capturing Major Share Of $500 Trillion Global Store Of Value Market

Macro strategist Raoul Pal and Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee have analyzed Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) role in the global store value market worth $400 to $500 trillion. What Happened: In a deep-dive discussion on March 13, Pal and Lee outlined why Bitcoin is still in its early stages of growth, with the potential to capture a significant portion of the $400 to $500 trillion global store-of-value market.

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March 13, 2025

Forget Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH)—analysts say BinoFi (BINO) could be the biggest crypto opportunity of 2025

Bitcoin and Ethereum have long been the undisputed titans of the cryptocurrency world. They've set benchmarks as the standard-bearers for decentralized finance, shaping the crypto landscape as we know it. Bitcoin's role as “digital gold” and Ethereum's pioneering of smart contracts have positioned them as must-haves in every investor's portfolio.

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March 13, 2025

IATSE Local 728 Becomes First Private-Sector Union to Invest in Bitcoin

Bitcoin Magazine IATSE Local 728 Becomes First Private-Sector Union to Invest in Bitcoin IATSE Local 728 makes history by becoming the first private-sector labor union in the U.S. to invest in Bitcoin and hold it in self-custody, marking a bold step in financial security and labor empowerment. This post IATSE Local 728 Becomes First Private-Sector Union to Invest in Bitcoin first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Nik.

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March 13, 2025

Bitcoin's Supremacy Is Intensifying

Bitcoin strengthens its hegemony in the crypto market, reaching a dominance of 61.2% according to recent data. This rise confirms the weariness of the recent altcoin rally, weakened by macroeconomic volatility.

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March 13, 2025

US-Canada tariff flip-flops have Bitcoin miners on their toes

Bitcoin miners are adapting their business strategies as the continued trade war between the US and Canada makes energy prices and policies all the more uncertain.US President Donald Trump threatened to double his tariffs on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, leading the government of the province of Ontario to walk back its own plan to increase the cost of power exports to the US. Ontario Premier Doug Ford had promised to further increase the surcharge or even “shut off the electricity completely,” given further provocation.

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