Authorities seize assets and freeze accounts linked to large-scale crypto scam involving spoofed exchanges.
Top crypto tokens including the likes of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Solana, XRP, Cardano Tron and more were seen crashing up to 30 per cent in Asian hours on Monday.
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Bitcoin has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing $100,000 for the first time, driven by market optimism regarding President-elect Donald Trump's pro-cryptocurrency agenda. Bitcoin peaked at $104,000 earlier in the day. This milestone signifies Bitcoin's growing acceptance in the financial mainstream, over 16 years after its inception. In 2023 alone, Bitcoin's value has more than doubled, with a 45% surge in the month following Trump's election. Crypto investors are hopeful that Trump's policies will reduce regulatory barriers and boost institutional adoption. During his campaign, Trump pledged to make the US a global hub for cryptocurrencies, promising to build a national Bitcoin reserve and establish policies to promote blockchain innovation. His victory has also brought pro-crypto lawmakers into Congress, supporting this vision. Trump plans to nominate Paul Atkins, a former SEC commissioner and crypto advocate, as the next SEC Chair. Atkins' previous involvement with the Token Alliance and the Chamber of Digital Commerce indicates a shift towards favourable crypto regulations. Outgoing SEC Chair Gary Gensler, known for his scepticism towards digital assets, will step down in January.
Crypto market was back in green on Thursday after some profit booking in the last few sessions as US president-elect Donald Trump's eyes pro-crypto Paul Atkins as SEC Chair.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued to march higher on Friday as the largest crypto asset remained just shy off $100,000-milestone, which was expected post the US election results.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued to rise on Thursday with the largest crypto asset extending its gains by another 6 per cent to stay just shy of the $98,000 mark.Â
Bitcoin has reached a new all-time high of $94,078, driven by significant market developments. Institutional interest is deepening, with major players like BlackRock and potentially Donald Trump’s media company entering the crypto space.
Donald Trump's election victory has sparked optimism in the cryptocurrency market, prompting Indian crypto operators to strategize for increased investor engagement. With Bitcoin prices soaring, Indian exchanges are enhancing platforms to leverage this bullish momentum.
Bitcoin's sudden rally has pushed the price by nearly 1,200 per cent in the last five years as the digital token traded around $6,900 in November 2019.
Bitcoin has been surging higher ever since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential elections. The largest and oldest crypto asset has scaled new highs since the announcement with the momentum taking it beyond $81,000 on November 11. According to data from Coinmarketcap, Bitcoin rose nearly 6.25% in the last 24 hours to $81,858.29 in the early Asian trading hours. The largest crypto assets total market capitalization has neared the $1.7 trillion mark, thanks to the 20% rise in the digital asset in the last one week. In the past week, Bitcoin surged from $67,000 to $79,900, breaking multiple records following Trump’s triumph. Ethereum followed the same trend. Experts see steady ETF inflows, rising global liquidity, a positive economic outlook, recent rate cuts, and regulatory support as the key factors in the latest crypto rally.
Bitcoin has surged to an all-time high of $81,600 following Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election. Investors are optimistic about a pro-crypto administration fostering growth in the digital asset market.
Bitcoin Price today: The largest and oldest crypto asset scaled new highs since the announcement of the US elections and the bullish momentum has pushed it above $81,000 mark.
WazirX is set to launch a decentralised exchange and revamp its platform to compensate users affected by a massive cyberattack. The company aims to provide innovative features and recovery tokens to help users regain their losses.
Bitcoin prices soared about 10 per cent on Wednesday as it scaled the $75,000 mark, hitting all new highs amid the euphoria of Donald Trump's victory in the US election 2024.
The upcoming US presidential election is pivotal for the cryptocurrency sector, potentially influencing global crypto regulation and market dynamics. Industry experts in India and beyond are closely monitoring its outcome.
As the Web3 community grapples with the affected exchange’s submission of 2,40,000 wallet addresses to the Singapore court, there is a noticeable confusion on Liminal's role in the matter
India is gearing up to regulate cryptocurrency and is asking for public input. A consultation paper by the Department of Economic Affairs is expected to be released soon.
WazirX will reverse all trades made between July 18 and July 21, 2024, following a major security breach. User portfolios will be restored to their status as of July 18, 2024, at 1 PM IST.
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