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Donald Trump’s upcoming “Liberation Day” tariff announcement is being framed by some experts as a reset of global trade and could have negative implications for crypto. While much of the attention is focused on the political fallout and trade disruptions,…
Former President Donald Trump has pardoned BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed. The three had previously pleaded guilty to federal charges related to money laundering and regulatory violations, according to CNBC reporting. The three executives were convicted…
Dogecoin rallied nearly 10% this week, resilient in the face of the U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war and macroeconomic developments. Most altcoins have suffered the negative impact of Trump’s announcements, DOGE continues to gain, back above $0.2058 for the first time in nearly two weeks.
Cryptocurrency prices retreated slightly on March 27 after Donald Trump’s Liberation Day came early for global automakers. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $86,000, while the total crypto market capitalization tracked by CoinMarketCap declined by 1.
Bitcoin is hovering close to $88,000, nearly 10% above its bull market low of $76,600. Crypto traders are less fearful now, sentiment has improved, relative to the past few weeks, according to the Fear & Greed Index.
Bitcoin and other altcoins like Avalanche, Dogecoin, and IOTA dropped on Thursday, erasing some of the gains made after the Fed decision. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $84,000 from this week’s high of $87,500.
Bo Hines, executive director of Trump’s presidential council on digital assets, echoed the White House’s stand on a Bitcoin reserve and possible purchases.
