Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, spiked above $74,000 to hit its highest level since Feb. 4. The cryptocurrency is still down a whopping 41% from the record high of $126,080 that was achieved on Oct. 6. The most recent recovery comes after strong inflows recorded by exchange-traded funds. From March 9 to March 13, Bitcoin spot
Story Highlights The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates at 3.50%–3.75% as markets focus on future policy signals from the latest FOMC meeting. Wall Street banks are divided on future Fed rate cuts, with some forecasting easing later in 2026 while others warn rates may stay higher for longer. Bitcoin and crypto
Story Highlights Circle minted $8 billion in $USDC during the crypto downturn. $USDC has overtaken $USDT in adjusted transaction volume for the first time since 2019. Stablecoin market cap has crossed $300 billion as Bitcoin posts 8% weekly gains. Bitcoin is up 7.3% on the week, trading at $73,238. Ethereum has climbed 12.34% in seven
Bitcoin ($BTC) surged to a 40-day high of $74,451, adding $1,800 in just 30 minutes as the US-Iran conflict continues to reshape risk asset flows. The move liquidated $113 million in short positions within an hour. The broader crypto market has added over $320 billion since the conflict began in late February. War, Oil, and
Bitcoin surges back above $74,000 today, reclaiming a key level amid renewed bullish momentum in the crypto market. This rebound comes as traditional safe-haven assets like gold face pressure amid the oil crisis-fueled strengthening of the US dollar, with experts predicting further upside following a 13% $BTC rally.
Bitcoin price is trading above $73,700 at press time after rising almost 11% over the past seven days, driven by a breakout from a classic cup-and-handle pattern. The move has pushed the crypto market’s largest asset toward a key resistance zone. While technical momentum and strong buying pressure support the rally, several indicators suggest the
Australia’s financial regulator has urged young investors not to rely on social media influencers and artificial intelligence chatbots to make financial decisions, according to a study that also found that one in four “Gen Zs” invest in crypto. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) posted the results of a survey on Sunday, finding that
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, Paraguay strengthens its crypto reporting requirements, Argentina blocks operations for a peso stablecoin, and new revelations surge in the case against Libra in Argentina. Paraguay Strengthens Mandatory Reporting Requirements for VASPs and Individuals
While cryptocurrency markets have experienced significant volatility in recent weeks, Mark Yusko, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Creek Capital Management, made statements that will reassure cryptocurrency followers. According to Yusko, the most intense selling pressure Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced has likely ended. Yusko attributes the recent price drops largely to “forced selling.” The