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China’s Retaliatory Tariffs

China imposes 10-15% retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, affecting Bitcoin prices. Bitcoin dips below $98,000 in response to escalating U.S.-China trade tensions. Cryptocurrency markets face volatility due to Trump’s trade policies. Beijing adds U.S. companies to its blacklist; starts antitrust probe into Google. China Strikes Back: Tariffs and Bitcoin’s Dip China has levied new tariffs on U.S. imports...

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Crypto Market Plunge

Crypto market sees over $2 billion in liquidations. Bitcoin drops below $93,000 before recovering to $95,000. Cardano (ADA) loses more than 18% in value. Over 700,000 traders impacted by market volatility. The cryptocurrency market experienced one of its most significant drops in recent times, with over USD $2 billion in liquidations. This event has left more than 700,000 traders facing the repercussions of a highly...

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Tether USDT Now on Bitcoin

Tether announces USDT issuance on Bitcoin’s base layer and Lightning Network. Integration facilitated by Lightning Labs’ Taproot Assets protocol. Potential to revolutionize Bitcoin’s role in the stablecoin ecosystem. Tether’s Groundbreaking Move to Bitcoin’s Ecosystem Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin, has announced it’s expanding its operations to none other than...

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El Salvador Bitcoin Law Reform

El Salvador reforms its Bitcoin Law to secure a $1.4 billion IMF loan. Bitcoin acceptance becomes voluntary, stripping its mandatory legal tender status. Despite changes, El Salvador continues to accumulate Bitcoin. El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law Overhaul El Salvador’s Congress passed a significant reform to its Bitcoin Law, aligning with the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) conditions for a $1.4 billion...

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Bitcoin from $70K to $250K Arthur Hayes’ Insights

Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin might fall to $70,000 in the short term. A “mini financial crisis” could precede Bitcoin’s climb to $250,000 by year-end. Hayes’ analysis considers macroeconomic trends and potential Fed policy changes. Bitcoin’s Expected Dip: A Necessary Correction? According to Arthur Hayes, former CEO of BitMEX, Bitcoin could be in for a significant dip, possibly reaching as...

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