US Stocks Gain Momentum as Trump Signals Strong Support for Cryptocurrency
Renewed interest in crypto boosts US stocks like MSTR, COIN, and HOOD following President Trump’s public endorsement of Bitcoin and digital assets.
Renewed interest in crypto boosts US stocks like MSTR, COIN, and HOOD following President Trump’s public endorsement of Bitcoin and digital assets.
Dogecoin maintained recent gains near $0.077 as wider crypto markets strengthened after former President Trump expressed strong support for cryptocurrencies.
A Bitcoin address inactive since 2011 transferred funds for the first time in 15 years, spotlighting legal challenges over ownership of dormant cryptocurrency assets.
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee highlights the rising ETH/BTC ratio as a forward-looking signal that the market anticipates stronger Ethereum fundamentals compared to Bitcoin.
Ripple secured a Crypto Asset Service Provider license under the EU’s MiCA framework, enabling regulated crypto operations throughout the European Economic Area.
Coinbase announced its intention to list Grove (GROVE), promising increased visibility and liquidity for the token among its extensive user base.
Strategy liquidated $216 million in Bitcoin, marking its biggest sale to date as the company seeks to bolster cash reserves during a challenging crypto market.
MicroStrategy liquidated 3,588 Bitcoin worth $216 million to support dividends for its digital credit securities, impacting its stock amid ongoing Bitcoin losses.
Strategy liquidated 3,588 BTC for $216 million to fund preferred stock dividends and maintain cash reserves, reducing its Bitcoin holdings amid steady accumulation plans.
ABcripto argues Brazil’s Central Bank proposal to impose a 24-hour hold on stablecoin transfers would hinder market liquidity without delivering equivalent regulatory benefits.
A Bitcoin address untouched for nearly 15 years recently transferred 30 BTC as a New York lawsuit challenges ownership rights over dormant cryptocurrency holdings.
South Korea will implement new civil seizure regulations for crypto assets from October 1, enabling courts to attach virtual currencies in debt recovery and civil disputes.