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Trump’s Inauguration Day and Bitcoin: No Mention of Crypto Policies President Donald Trump’s inauguration day came and went without any acknowledgment of bitcoin or crypto in his speech on Monday afternoon. His inaugural speech and the GOP congressional objectives report contained no mention of a potential U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve, shattering hopes for such a

Share this article Worldcoin neared its critical $1.54 support as large transactions sparked renewed market interest. Bearish indicators dominated for Worldcoin, with the RSI at 38 and ADX showing mild trend strength. Worldcoin [WLD] traded at $1.85 at press time, experiencing a -10.96% decline in the past 24 hours, per Coingecko . Its 24-hour trading

Bitcoin Home » Bitcoin » Bitcoin drops below $90K to lowest level since November amid macroeconomic pressures by Estefano Gomez Jan. 13, 2025 Bitcoin briefly dipped to $89,500 as rising bond yields and strong US economic data heightened uncertainty in crypto markets. Photo: Chris Ratcliffe Key Takeaways Bitcoin briefly fell to $89,500 before recovering to

Crypto exchange Binance was hit with a cease and desist letter by Mark Longo, owner of the internet sensation Peanut the Squirrel, for alleged copyright infringement. PNUT, the popular memecoin inspired by the squirrel, saw a nearly 10% decrease following the news. Internet Squirrel Becomes Memecoin Sensation On Sunday, Mark Longo, owner of Peanut the

Bitcoin Home » Bitcoin » Bitcoin drops below $59K as Fed might pause rate cuts in November by Estefano Gomez Oct. 10, 2024 Fed’s Bostic signals possible pause in rate cuts as Bitcoin tumbles, dropping 4% in the past 24 hours. Author: Christopher Aluka Berry Key Takeaways Bitcoin's price fell below $59K after Fed's rate

Markets Home » Markets » Bitcoin drops below $62K as Iran launches missile attack on Israel by Estefano Gomez Oct. 1, 2024 Bitcoin's sharp decline linked to Middle East missile crisis. Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell below $62K due to escalating Middle East tensions. Market volatility continues as geopolitical and economic uncertainties persist. Share this article

After more than three years of litigation, Apple has quietly dropped its lawsuit against Gerard Williams III, the former chip executive the company accused of poaching employees. Williams spent nearly a decade working for Apple, leading development on some of its most important chips – including the A7, the first 64-bit processor for mobile devices.