US President Donald Trump has said that he would raise tariffs on South Korea. He has alleged that the Lee Jae Myung-led side didn’t enact a deal reached earlier last year. This has triggered anticipation around the rising international trade tensions, which are indirectly hitting the global crypto market. Adding
Coinbase’s withdrawal from the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act effort is leading to a degree of political backlash in Washington, and the crypto regulation bill currently deemed to have the most potential is losing steam. It is indicative of how easy it is for crypto regulation wins to slip through
US President Donald Trump has now filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon. The lawsuit has claimed damages worth billions of dollars. This is in addition to earlier conflicts of his administration with Jerome Powell and Lisa Cook. For the crypto market, this reflects an increase in
US President Donald Trump is reportedly chasing the ouster of the Federal Reserve Governor. The US Supreme Court has weighed in by flagging risks associated with it. This comes after reports emerged about Trump going after the Fed Chair. For the crypto market, any movement in this context could cause
The broader market sentiment hangs around fear, with the Fear and Greed Index value holding at 34. This cautious condition brings in unclear price movements across the crypto tokens. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), hovers at around $89.9K, and Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin, trades near $3K. Meanwhile, OFFICIAL TRUMP
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has been the focus of several developments recently, with both product progress and community debates shaping market sentiment. Last week the project launched its first web application, World Liberty Markets, expanding utility for its USD1 stablecoin and marking a step in its broader roadmap. At the
US President Donald Trump has now threatened to impose tariffs on French wines and champagnes. This adds to the list of tariffs imposed by Trump in the last couple of days, adding uncertainty to international trade. Meanwhile, the crypto market has started losing momentum after staying mostly the same for
U.S President Donald Trump plans an Emergency Power Auction to fix the high electricity prices in the U.S. Electricity has been getting very expensive in recent years because the AI data centers consume a massive amount of power. The idea of this plan is that big companies would pay upfront
US President Donald Trump has introduced a new tariff rate of 25%. Effective immediately, it comes days after he green-signaled a bipartisan sanctions bill. It remains to be seen if the move affects the global crypto market as investors stay on the lookout for volatility. US President Donald Trump and
The red floor remains awake, triggering the crypto assets to face losses. With the Fear and Greed Index value settled at 41, the market is lingering in neutral sentiment, and the price movements are lacking clarity. Meanwhile, the largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), trades at $91.8K, and the largest altcoin, Ethereum
