Lomond School in Scotland will become the first educational institution in the UK to accept Bitcoin for tuition payments. The new policy begins in the Autumn semester of 2025. The move reflects the school’s push to stay ahead in financial innovation and digital currency adoption. The school said it aims
The crypto market pendulum has decided to swing towards the bullish end in the last 24 hours. Leading cryptocurrencies have begun to show a price recovery following a significant downfall. Meanwhile, while the Tariff war has paused, the crypto regulatory sector has sprung into action. Notably, in the last 24
Florida has taken its first legislative step toward holding Bitcoin as a state reserve asset. On April 10, the House Insurance and Banking Subcommittee unanimously passed House Bill 487 (HB 487). This rare bipartisan support positions Florida alongside states like Arizona and New Hampshire in the Bitcoin reserve race. Titled
Background of Bitcoin Bonds Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy has reverberated across the global economy, unleashing significant volatility in financial markets. As a high-risk asset, cryptocurrency has proven particularly vulnerable to these disruptions. Under the weight of Trump’s tariff policies, Bitcoin’s price plummeted to a low of approximately $74,500 YTD
With the US Federal Reserve announcing CPI data, investors expected the crypto market to react positively. However, the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin fell modestly to the $80K range. Meanwhile, within the regulatory sector, several advancements occurred. US President Donald Trump signed a recent crypto bill that repels the IRS DeFi broker
US President Donald Trump declared a 90-day pause of reciprocal tariffs with over 75 countries, sending shockwaves through traditional and crypto markets. The move, intended to help ongoing trade negotiations, resulted in a behemoth rally on Wall Street and propelled Bitcoin into record territory at $82,000. Only 24 hours after
Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged on Wednesday as U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese goods officially took effect. The sweeping trade measures have sparked a sharp downturn across global markets, triggering $411 million in crypto liquidations in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin dropped 4.1% to $76,550, while Ethereum lost
This past week has been centered around the USA’s worldwide tariff negotiations. While the crypto market took its biggest hit on Monday, it has spent the two days struggling to stage a rebound. However, at the time of the press, the market has not yet recovered. On a positive note,
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced the roster of US crypto and financial industry heavyweights who will participate in a roundtable discussion about the regulation of crypto trading. Known as “Between a Block and a Hard Place: Tailoring Regulation for Crypto Trading,” the regulator’s next roundtable on
Bitcoin climbed 3.35% in the last 24 hours, now trading at $79,868.38. Its market capitalization surged to $1.58 trillion, tracking the wider crypto market’s 3.38% daily rise. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s share of the total $2.53 trillion crypto market cap remains dominant. However, trading volume slid 6.75% to $67.22 billion, suggesting less
