South Korea considers adding Bitcoin to national reserves and developing a won-backed stablecoin following Trump's crypto initiatives.

SGX targets institutional investors with a regulated alternative to crypto derivatives

An unknown attacker prompted Ethereum developers to roll out a “private fix” as the network grappled with technical issues during the Pectra upgrade on the Sepolia testnet.

Bitcoin's price tumbled 11% over the weekend following Trump's executive order to use seized BTC for reserves, while broader macroeconomic pressures and bearish technical signals point to further downside.

The statistical tool highlighted a broad price target for Bitcoin, which ranged between $51,430 and $713,000, with a mean average of $258,445 by September 2025.

Ethereum is holding around the $2K level. ETH's daily trading volume has jumped by over 120%.

The Utah government has become the first to pass a Bitcoin bill soon to become law. Bitcoin has fallen once again to the $82K level in the last 24 hours.

The entire crypto market is deep in the red for the day.

Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, is poised to become Canada's next prime minister. However, he has long been skeptical and strongly critical of Bitcoin (BTC).

The bill provides residents with basic custody protections and establishes the right to mine BTC, operate notes and participate in staking

Internal Ripple emails from 2018—submitted in the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit over alleged unregistered securities sales—have resurfaced. These documents show that Ripple executives and staff actively discussed promoting the narrative that Bitcoin is “controlled by China,” a claim often referred to as “China FUD” (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt).

BTC faces growing selling pressure as spot demand contracts and bearish sentiment in futures increases.

A report published by on-chain data aggregator Santiment has revealed that Bitcoin whales have started reversing in their market tactics and are buying back the BTC they sold recently.

The US government just made history by officially recognizing Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset—a first for any global superpower. President Donald Trump's new Executive Order (EO) establishes a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, ensuring that seized Bitcoin will be permanently held by the federal government.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick dismisses recession fears despite Bitcoin's decline to $80,000 and increasing market concern over Trump's upcoming tariff implementation.

Utah was on track to become the first U.S. state with a Bitcoin reserve, but that plan was scrapped at the last minute.

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to face massive selling pressure, with prices dropping below the $85,000 mark, marking a 12% decline since last Friday. The recent downturn has fueled panic selling and heightened fear, leading many investors to speculate about the potential start of a bear market.

Utah passed a blockchain bill without its planned Bitcoin reserve provision while Texas and Arizona lead states pursuing Bitcoin investments following Trump's federal reserve order.

Most people have heard about Bitcoin these days, and even those who still don't understand how it works might be aware that it's widely considered to be a kind of “digital gold”.

BBVA has announced the launch of a new service dedicated to the buying and selling of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

EL Salvador bypasses IMF's condition to limit Bitcoin purchases. Buys another 5 BTC on Sunday. The post El Salvador Acquires Additional 6 Bitcoins Despite IMF Deal to Limit BTC Purchases appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin is struggling this week, sliding to $82,000 despite Trump's efforts to boost sentiment. Key US economic data, including job openings, inflation reports, and consumer confidence, will shape BTC's next move. If inflation stays hot and jobless claims rise, risk assets like Bitcoin could take another hit.

Ethereum price has crashed below $2,000, breaking a three-year bull trend and potentially heading toward $1,250-$1,500 levels despite some whale accumulation.

Bitcoin plunges 4.1% to $82K as Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve sparks volatility. Fed policy and inflation data could determine BTC's next move. The post Bitcoin Tanks 4.1% After Trump's Crypto Move—More Pain Coming? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin fell to $80,000 in a Sunday selloff as Trump's crypto policies failed to impress investors despite his new Bitcoin reserve announcement.

El Salvador has reinforced its commitment to Bitcoin despite repeated cautions from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). On March 9, El Salvador's Bitcoin Office confirmed that the country acquired six BTC for around $500,000.

Ethereum's Pectra upgrade faced a setback on the Sepolia testnet because of an exploit that resulted in empty block mining.

Bitcoin whales are buying the dip, but a head-and-shoulders breakdown signals potential downside. Will BTC rebound or extend its correction?

Shares of HIVE Digital jumped following the company's announcement of a 23% year-over-year rise in Bitcoin reserves.

Popular in words, forgotten in actions: bitcoin fascinates but does not convince. 4% of the earth's population believes in it, the others watch, perplexed, this digital gold without bars.

A surge in Japanese bond yields, coupled with geopolitical and economic uncertainties, is fueling concerns among traders that BTC could face a significant correction.

S&P 500 futures drop as traders brace for inflation data and trade uncertainty. Bitcoin falls 5% after U.S. strategic reserve plan disappoints investors.

Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin claims that Ethereum must remain "credibly neutral" and "apolitical."

Spain's second-largest lender will allow its clients to buy, sell and manage cryptocurrencies on its mobile banking app.

March 10, 2025 07:50:57 UTC Pi Network Price Crash More Than 10% Pi Coin price fell to as low as $1.26 before rebounding to $1.41, representing a 12% daily drop and 16% weekly. This downturn reflects the broader crypto market correction, as Bitcoin briefly plunged to $80,000 and many altcoins are in the red.

Uncertainty lingers around Bitcoin's next price trajectory as the general crypto market undergoes a robust whirlwind triggered by political events, economic shifts, and waning investor sentiment. However, there is still a chance that the asset might experience a rally soon, but there is a catch.

The crypto market has kicked off the week with a sharp downturn, as a wave of liquidations wiped out $620.5 million in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin sees a bigger US dollar drop in a single week than ever before as risk-asset traders run for the exit.

Despite its rising prominence in financial markets, Bitcoin adoption remains limited, with only 4% of the global population currently holding BTC. The post Bitcoin Ownership Remains Niche: Only 4% of Global Population Holds BTC appeared first on Cryptonews.

With $2,000 now in danger of disappearing in the next few hours, Ethereum is on the verge of possibly losing a significant price level. The asset has been steadily declining, which is indicative of a larger pattern of waning network activity and investor interest.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele stated that the nation will not stop hoarding bitcoin after the infamous IMF deal, and the bitcoin office claims it is still purchasing bitcoin. However, statements made by IMF spokespersons indicate that these recent additions are consistent with the stipulations of the deal.

At the White House crypto summit, President Donald Trump said he expects stablecoin legislation on his desk before August.

Bitcoin's price has faced downward pressure recently, dipping to $80,186 and currently trading around $82,250, reflecting a more than 5% drop from previous levels.

DXY breakdown fuels rate cut bets, but Bitcoin's macro playbook is changing.

Dogecoin has dropped nearly 11% in the past 24 hours to $0.17, its lowest price since early November, and is down 30% over the last month.

Despite the growing notoriety of Bitcoin (BTC), its spread among the global population remains limited.

Bitcoin's price endured another bout of volatility over the weekend, shedding 5% on Sunday to dip below the $80,000 mark, before settling near $82,000. This latest decline places the cryptocurrency roughly 25% below its all-time high of $109,900.