The New York Stock Exchange has made a regulatory filing recently to allow the listing of Trump Media’s dual-cryptocurrency investment fund. The planned Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF is a major milestone in the politically branded cryptocurrency investment product development among retail investors. The filing is a significant step
Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded sharply on Tuesday, climbing 3.86% to reclaim the $105,000 mark after dipping to $98,000 over the weekend. The move followed former U.S. President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The de-escalation, dubbed “The 12 Day War,” triggered renewed risk appetite across financial
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has acquired 245 Bitcoin for $26 million as market volatility increased due to escalating geopolitical tensions. The company disclosed the purchase in a U.S. SEC filing on June 23. According to the filing, Strategy bought BTC at an average price of $105,856 during the week ending June
Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $99,636.89 on June 22, down 3.8% in 24 hours. The global crypto market reacted swiftly to heightened geopolitical risks and weakening technical conditions. Amid the drop, Bitcoin’s market capitalization stood at $1.98 trillion, marking a 3.45% daily decrease. Meanwhile, its 24-hour trading volume surged 17.56% to
The bear trap within the crypto market holds the assets in the red candle territory. With the fear and greed index value sitting at 48, the active market sentiment is neutral. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC) price chart, reflects an intense downtrend; currently, the asset has lost over 1.15%. BTC
Bitcoin (BTC) price slid 2.2% to $105,100 in the last 24 hours, reflecting a blend of geopolitical shocks, fading investor appetite, and technical resistance. The broader market downturn followed Iran’s launch of over 100 missiles at Israel on June 13, which ignited a sharp risk-off reaction. As of this writing,
The government of the Czech Republic is facing a political crisis with the opposition lawmakers planning a no-confidence motion after the sale of 500 Bitcoins. These digital assets were confiscated from a convicted criminal. The scandal has already cost one cabinet minister, and it poses a greater threat to government
Video game retailer GameStop has announced a large $1.75 billion convertible senior notes issuing, the latest financial move by the company as it shifts its focus to investing in cryptocurrency. The news arrives a day after the distressed retailer announced its initial Bitcoin purchase, marking a strategic change in how
Connecticut has officially passed the United States’ most restrictive crypto law, barring all state and local governments from holding, purchasing, or accepting cryptocurrencies. House Bill 7082, now enacted as Public Act No. 25-66, received unanimous approval from lawmakers on June 11 and was signed into law on June 10. The
Wall Street most talk about the firm, GameStop, has become an unlikely force in the world of cryptocurrency. The company purchased more than 4,710 Bitcoin, totaling more than half a billion dollars, as part of a broader strategic shift toward digital assets. The shift is part of the company, which
