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The crypto market today has taken a notable hit, following the trade tensions from Trump's tariffs and inflation fears. The brunt was significant as the business saw liquidations of over $500 million. Bringing the traditional stock market into reference, the S&P 500 saw a $2 trillion wipeout in just 15 minutes.
President Donald Trump has invited El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele to the White House on Apr. 14 to discuss cooperation on border security, criminal repatriation, and potentially Bitcoin.
An important turning point in the world of finance and pensions comes from the United States: Fidelity Investments, the largest American provider of 401(k) retirement accounts, has announced the introduction of cryptocurrencies in individual retirement accounts (IRA). Investors can now include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) in their retirement plans. A decision that opens up new scenarios for the integration of digital currencies into long-term savings. With the launch of the new service, Fidelity allows its clients to open a “crypto IRA“, a retirement account that permits the purchase and holding of cryptocurrencies. Already known to the retail public through Fidelity's trading crypto service, the three digital coins can now be an integral part of the retirement investment strategy.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently took to the X social media network to highlight a recent report by the National Cryptocurrency Association (NCA) showing that a whopping 21% of Americans own crypto.
Bitcoin dipped 1.41% to $83,437 after Trump's tariff bombshell rattled markets. With a 24-hour range between $88,466 and $82,182, traders are bracing for more turbulence ahead! But Arthur Hayes is keeping a close eye on a crucial level. He warns that if BTC holds above $76.5K until April 15—U.S. tax day—the market could stabilize.
President Donald Trump has invited El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele to the White House on Apr. 14 to discuss cooperation on border security, criminal repatriation, and potentially Bitcoin.
A trader spots a promising opportunity on a Cosmos-based exchange, initiates a USDC transfer from Ethereum, and then waits. Twenty minutes pass while market conditions shift with each second.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. went back in the green, seeing fresh inflows just ahead of Trump's new “Liberation Day” tariffs. According to SoSoValue data, on April 2, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $220.
The cryptocurrency market took a sharp hit on April 2, 2025, following President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff announcement. Bitcoin led the decline, dropping to $82,000, while other major cryptocurrencies also faced losses. The sudden market shift wiped out gains from the previous days when prices had surged.
A bill to regulate stablecoin in the United States has been passed by the US House Financial Services Committee.
The greatest redistribution of wealth in history is on the horizon and features two seemingly distant worlds: that of the baby boomers, nearing retirement, and that of Generation Z, ready to receive an inheritance estimated at 84 trillion dollars in the coming decades. But what happens if this enormous sum of money ends up being invested in Bitcoin? Could this epochal transition of wealth be the opportunity for a radical leap towards a new digital economy? This is the question at the center of a recent episode of Bitcoin Backstage, which featured Isabella Santos in conversation with Dylan LeClair, head of Bitcoin strategy at Metaplanet, during the Bitcoin Amsterdam conference. LeClair, a leading voice in the Bitcoin community, provided an in-depth look at how new generations might revolutionize wealth management by leveraging the potential of Bitcoin as the ultimate monetary asset.
Ethereum reclaimed the top spot in decentralized exchange trading volume in March for the first time since September 2024.
On Wednesday, XRP dropped below the critical $2 mark, retesting the $1.96 level as the crypto market faced heightened volatility. The sudden downturn in the market erased gains from the past three days, with over $450 million in crypto futures liquidated in the last 24 hours amid the impact of new U.S. tariffs.
Bitcoin continues to trade above the $85,000 mark, signaling a slight upward movement after weeks of price consolidation. As of today, the asset is up 2.2% on the daily chart, giving some traders a reason to anticipate a stronger rally ahead.
On-chain data shows the small Bitcoin holders have deepened their selloff recently, while the largest of investors have been ramping up their buying.
A recent study by Chainplay and Storible reveals that 83% of crypto investors have been scammed or hacked at least once, with average losses reaching $2,622 per victim. Exchange hacks have cost users over $27 billion, highlighting the persistent security risks in the crypto market.
US House Financial Services Committee voted 32-17 to advance a bill aimed at regulating stablecoins. A handful of Democrats joined Republicans in favor of the measure, reflecting one of the few areas of bipartisan agreement.
In the month of March, Bitcoin experienced a period of strong fluctuations, recording one of the highest levels of volatility in the last twelve months. Contributing to this was a sudden surge in price followed by a sharp slowdown, the most capitalized cryptocurrency in the market once again showed all its unpredictable nature. The 30-day annualized volatility of Bitcoin reached 71.28% on March 24, according to data collected by Blockforce Capital , a wealth management company specializing in digital assets. This is the highest value recorded since April 14, 2024, indicating a return to strong price dynamism after months of relative calm.
As tariff concerns added to the turmoil, markets were pinched ahead of Liberation Day. Bitcoin surged above $88,000 and was about to rise above the crucial resistance when bearish activity kicked in. Nearly $500 million has been liquidated from the markets in the past 24 hours.
Decentralized video game ecosystem Treasure DAO is restructuring as “a matter of survival” to extend its financial runway to at least February 2026. Treasure DAO's chief contributor John Patten says in an April 2 video posted to X that he has resumed a leadership role and is taking a plan to the DAO to streamline operations, eliminate unnecessary costs, and center the organization around a few key projects.
Bitcoin's price has been on a steady downtrend since the end of February, consistently struggling to break above the $85,000 mark.
Russian authorities are building a legal and operational framework to convert seized Bitcoin (BTC) into cash for the state treasury, as the country grapples with regulatory uncertainty surrounding cryptoassets.
Industry leaders expect RLUSD to further shift crypto market dynamics, where upstarts tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) could see competition from Ripple's product.
California Representative Maxine Waters strongly criticized President Donald Trump over his involvement in the crypto sector, and in particular his family's backing of the USD1 stablecoin.
