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Bitcoin stabilises as hopes rise Trump tariffs will renew interest in crypto
Crypto has fallen sharply this year as the euphoria that drove prices to record highs in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory subsided. It dropped further still after the US president imposed tariffs on countries around the world last week.
Bitcoin surged past $83,500, rising 12% after Trump reversed global tariffs. This market recovery comes after BlackRock CEO ...
In its latest industry update, the firm highlighted that Bitcoin's current decline, roughly 30% from its January 2025 ...
Bitcoin (BTC) sought a relief rally into the April 7 Wall Street open as US stocks rebounded from a 4%+ loss. Bitcoin joins ...
Bitcoin’s price stabilizes at around $76,000 on Wednesday after falling 3.59% the previous day. A K33 Research report ...
The price of bitcoin (BTC-USD), the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, was trading down around 5% on Monday as global markets sank amid tariff tensions. That level is off the lows from ...
Cryptocurrencies saw significant selloff in Asia, with Bitcoin dropping to $77,077 and Ether falling to $1,538 at market open ...
Block unveils a real-time Bitcoin dashboard and pricing API for corporate treasuries, aiming to lower the operational barrier ...
Bitcoin bucks the risk-asset rout and spawns bullish BTC price targets amid fears over a 1987 Black Monday repeat for stocks.
Bitcoin’s recent rally past $87,000 has captured the attention of investors, analysts and everyday users alike. Globally, it's become a symbol of financial innovation.
Despite high market capitalization, Bitcoin has zero intrinsic value, and declining transaction volumes and active addresses ...
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