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Bitcoin Now Emerging As Safe-Haven Asset Following Trump’s ‘Liberation Day,’ According to Crypto Firm NYDIG
Bitcoin (BTC) is looking more like a safe-haven asset amid the financial wreckage caused by President Donald Trump's tariff rollouts, according to the digital asset investment management firm NYDIG.
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to remain range-bound and hovers near the $95,000 mark. Though it has scaled past the $95,400 levels, ...
Bitcoin (BTC) remains stuck near the $95,000 mark, apparently unfazed by the Canadian election result, which saw the ...
The explosive growth of crypto gambling platforms has been one of the digital asset industry's best-kept secrets.
As Bitcoin dominance grows, crypto investors are moving everything into BTC. Here’s why some investors say Bitcoin is the ...
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Top Crypto with 100x Potential: Qubetics, Bitcoin’s Rise, and Chainlink’s DeFi RevolutionExplore why Qubetics, Bitcoin, and Chainlink are named the top crypto with 100x potential for 2025 with unmatched technology ...
The US aims to dominate the Bitcoin space race, with strategic plans to become the global leader in digital assets.
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Cryptocurrency Price Today (April 30): Bitcoin Stable Above $94,000, TRUMP Becomes Biggest LoserBitcoin (BTC), the world’s oldest and most valued crypto, managed to remain stable above the $94,000 mark early Wednesday. Other popular altcoins — including the likes of Ethe ...
Bitcoin accumulation remains an "important project" for the El Salvador government, Economy Minister Maria Luisa Hayem ...
The Federal Reserve has quietly rolled back rules that deterred Wall Street from engaging with bitcoin and crypto—just as ...
The UK crypto framework aims to protect consumers and boost investor confidence, enhancing Britain's role in global fintech ...
Bitcoin has hit record highs in recent months, but that doesn't mean it's destined to continue going up in value. This is a ...
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