Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins fell yesterday following US President Donald Trump’s threat against Iran. $BTC dropped to around $67,000, while altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP also experienced significant declines. At this point, recent analyses indicate that the market structure is shifting towards a bearish trend, with Bitcoin falling below $69,000 this week
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, Ripple makes moves to accelerate its expansion into Brazil, the Brazilian government is reportedly backpedaling on its crypto taxation plans, and Argentina bans access to Polymarket. Ripple Expands Aggressively in Brazil, Targets Institutional
As the war with Iran enters its fourth week, crypto markets will be dominated by macro events. Off the global stage, however, traders will be navigating a number of supply events while Aave prepares for the deployment of its v4 platform and hard forks loom for both the Akash and Casper networks. A number of
European investment firm Capital B has strategically expanded its Bitcoin holdings, purchasing 44 additional $BTC for $3.11 million in a move that solidifies its position as a major corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. This acquisition, announced on March 15, 2025, from the company’s Luxembourg headquarters, increases Capital B’s total Bitcoin treasury to 2,888 $BTC, valued
The global financial conversation continues to evolve, and Bitcoin stands at the center of this transformation. Recently, Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, described Bitcoin as a hard asset. This statement quickly captured attention across the crypto market. Investors, analysts, and institutions now revisit how they view Bitcoin’s long-term value. Bitcoin hard asset narrative gains
In a significant move within the corporate cryptocurrency landscape, Swedish health technology company H100 has announced a bold strategy to dramatically increase its Bitcoin treasury. The company plans to boost its $BTC holdings to 3,500 Bitcoin through the strategic acquisition of two Norwegian Bitcoin-holding firms. This development, confirmed by a public filing on March 21,
SEOUL, South Korea – March 2025: The nomination of Shin Hyun-song as the next Bank of Korea governor has ignited significant discussion within South Korea’s cryptocurrency sector, particularly regarding the future of stablecoin regulations and central bank digital currency development. Industry observers now closely monitor how Shin’s international experience at the Bank for International Settlements
President Xi Jinping’s China is back out front telling foreign companies to come in, sell more, build more, and worry less. On Sunday at the China Development Forum in Beijing, Premier Li Qiang said China would push for more balanced trade with global partners after a year of tariff fights and trade tension, especially with
Well-known Economist Peter Schiff has warned that rising U.S. war spending could increase debt and push inflation higher. As of today, U.S. war spending has reached $28.5 billion as the US-Israel & Iran conflict has reached the 24th day. Thus, Schiff said higher oil prices from ongoing conflicts may slow growth and force policymakers to
New developments in the Iran conflict have spread fear across both the crypto and stock markets. This shift has caused Bitcoin to lose its previous outperformance over equities. The correlation between Bitcoin and stocks returned in March. This change has sparked new speculation among analysts. From Outperformance to Fear: Bitcoin and Stocks Slide Together During