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Why West’s crypto rules matter for East’s financial future
The US CLARITY Act addressing legal uncertainty will shape global crypto regulation. Eastern hubs like the UAE and Singapore are moving ahead. India, a leader in crypto adoption, has a historic chance, but must rapidly evolve its domestic framework to attract institutional capital and financial infrastructure.
Bitcoin holds near $77,700, Ethereum near $2,130 as crypto market recovery slows
Bitcoin and Ethereum are trading below key resistance levels, fueling cautious near-term sentiment. Bitcoin holds a crucial support zone around $76,000-$76,500, while Ethereum remains weaker than Bitcoin. Global crypto market cap dipped slightly, with the fear and greed index indicating neutral sentiment. ETF outflows continue to impact Bitcoin's recovery.
Bitcoin rebounds toward $78,000 on strong Nvidia earnings, steady accumulation
Bitcoin surged nearly 1.5% to around $77,934, buoyed by strong Nvidia earnings and steady buyer accumulation, despite ongoing ETF outflows. Ethereum also saw gains, with major altcoins like BNB and Solana rallying significantly. Experts suggest this rebound indicates resilience and selective strength in the crypto market, with institutional interest remaining a key factor.
No law bans withdrawal of cryptocurrency: Binance
Indian crypto exchanges are blocking user withdrawals fearing misuse for money laundering. Global exchange Binance, however, permits free withdrawals, citing user rights and global norms. This difference exposes a regulatory gap in India's digital asset market. Experts suggest clear guidelines are needed to balance security and user freedom. The situation creates uncertainty for crypto users and service providers alike.
Bitcoin consolidates near $77,000 while US credit downgrade and $648 million ETF outflows weigh on sentiment
Bitcoin hovered around $77,000 amid global economic jitters and significant ETF outflows, totaling $648 million. This pullback, influenced by a US credit rating downgrade and geopolitical tensions, has seen major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and altcoins experience declines. Markets now await the FOMC minutes for a potential catalyst.
Bitcoin trades near $76K as worsening macro conditions and $982 million fund redemptions from last week pressure sentiment
Bitcoin hovered near $76,000 amid worsening global macro conditions and significant fund redemptions, which totaled $982 million last week. Despite a six-week inflow streak ending, crypto market capitalization saw a slight increase, with institutions expected to boost crypto holdings.
Bitcoin falls to two-week low of $76.7K as crypto market selloff triggers $661 million liquidations
Bitcoin dropped to a two-week low of $76,700 as the crypto market experienced a selloff, leading to nearly $661 million in liquidations. Major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and altcoins saw declines, with analysts citing Bitcoin's rejection near $82,000 and slowing ETF inflows as key factors.
Bitcoin slips towards $79K as higher Treasury yields and oil prices pressure trigger risk-off sentiment
Bitcoin dipped towards $79,000, influenced by rising US Treasury yields, inflation concerns, and high oil prices, impacting global risk assets. Major altcoins also saw declines, with the global crypto market capitalization falling. Analysts suggest Bitcoin's pullback is macro-driven, with key resistance at $82,000-$82,500.
Explained: What is US Senate’s CLARITY Act and why does it matter for crypto investors?
The Republican-led Senate Banking Committee has advanced the long-awaited CLARITY Act, a landmark crypto regulation bill aimed at defining digital assets, resolving SEC–CFTC jurisdiction overlap, and setting rules for decentralised platforms. The move brings long-needed regulatory clarity, boosting industry confidence even as Democrats raise concerns over safeguards and stablecoin provisions.
Bitcoin slips back to $81K after rallying to $82K on CLARITY Act optimism
Bitcoin briefly surged past $82,000 following positive developments from The CLARITY Act, boosting investor sentiment. Despite a slight pullback to $81,000, analysts suggest regulatory progress and strong equity markets could attract institutional capital, potentially pushing Bitcoin towards $85,000.
Bitcoin slips near $79,600 as broader crypto market weakens; BTC dominance stays elevated
Bitcoin slipped near the $79,600 mark as the broader crypto market weakened amid inflation concerns and cautious investor sentiment. Analysts said traders are closely tracking US macroeconomic data and geopolitical developments, while continued profit-booking and fading momentum kept pressure on major cryptocurrencies and altcoins.
WazirX launches crypto Futures with lowest trading fees and no volume threshold
WazirX has launched crypto Futures trading for Indian traders, offering the lowest maker and taker fees in the market without volume thresholds. This move aims to democratize derivatives trading by allowing direct INR access and prioritizing user education on responsible practices. The initiative also supports WazirX's ongoing restructuring efforts by generating profits for creditor recoveries.
Bitcoin holds above $80K despite hot US inflation data, signalling strong buyer confidence
Bitcoin held above the $80,000 mark despite hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data, reflecting resilient investor sentiment in the crypto market. While Ethereum and select altcoins traded lower, analysts highlighted improving on-chain activity, institutional inflows and active buyer support, even as macroeconomic uncertainty and interest rate concerns kept broader market sentiment cautious.
Bitcoin slips below $81K after Trump rejects Iran peace proposal; institutional investors continue accumulating BTC
Bitcoin slipped below $81,000 after briefly crossing $82,000 as geopolitical tensions rose following US President Donald Trump’s rejection of Iran’s peace proposal. Despite volatility, BTC held key support, while institutional buying and ETF inflows signalled steady demand. Altcoins were mixed, with select tokens gaining while others declined.
Bitcoin trades near $81K despite strong US jobs data; ETF inflows and CLARITY Act optimism support sentiment
Bitcoin hovered near $81,000 despite strong US jobs data, buoyed by robust ETF inflows and optimism surrounding the CLARITY Act vote. Analysts note institutional demand remains strong, with the week ahead focused on CPI data and Fed signals. Geopolitics and macroeconomic factors are key drivers for the volatile crypto market.
Crypto throws lap-dance party in middle of bear market
Despite hopes for crypto's maturity, the industry's Consensus conference after-party at E11even club in Miami mirrored a controversial 2018 event. Attendees, including men anticipating lap dances, highlighted a persistent 'degenerate culture' that concerns gender equality advocates. This starkly contrasted with the cautious sentiment in the traditional stock market.
Bitcoin holds near $80,000 after rejection at $82,500; ETF outflows trigger cautious sentiment
Bitcoin hovers near the $80,000 mark. Experts note cautious sentiment following outflows from US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. Major altcoins like XRP, BNB, and Solana saw gains. The global crypto market capitalization increased. Institutional demand continues to support the market. Bitcoin's resilience near $80,000 indicates underlying strength.
Beyond Bitcoin: Why tokenized assets are gaining serious investor attention
Indian investors can now access global markets easily. Tokenization converts real-world assets into digital tokens. This allows fractional ownership of international stocks like Tesla and Apple. It offers diversification beyond domestic savings. India's digital payment success positions it for this new financial era. Meaningful participation in global finance is now within reach for everyone.
Bitcoin slips under $80K amid Iran-U.S. uncertainty despite $1 billion ETF inflows; profit booking rises
Bitcoin has dipped below the $80,000 mark. This pullback follows a strong rally and is influenced by rising geopolitical tensions. Investors are booking profits, and leveraged positions are being liquidated. Despite this, spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to see significant inflows, indicating ongoing institutional interest. The market is navigating a consolidation phase, with attention shifting to economic data.
Bitcoin slips back to $80,000 after reaching $82,700 on US-Iran deal optimism; $242 million short squeeze fueled rally
Bitcoin surged to $82,700 on optimism surrounding a US-Iran deal, which eased energy market concerns. However, it retreated to $80,000 as doubts emerged. Analysts note strong spot demand and institutional support, with Bitcoin dominance rising. Key levels to watch include $80,500 and a CME gap near $93,000.
Bitcoin trades above $81K signalling shift in sentiment, market awaits clear breakout
Bitcoin surged past $81,000, driven by strong institutional demand and short-covering, though experts caution it's not a clean breakout yet. While demand remains robust, significant profit-taking was observed, with Bitcoin holders realizing substantial gains. The cryptocurrency's move above $80,000 signals a shift towards risk-on momentum in the broader crypto market.
Bitcoin crosses $80K as geopolitical easing boosts risk appetite; $270M short liquidations aid surge
Bitcoin surged past the $80,000 mark, driven by a combination of institutional demand, shrinking supply, and a decline in oil-driven inflation hedges. Geopolitical de-escalation also contributed to a risk-on sentiment, boosting the cryptocurrency's performance despite some volatility in major altcoins.
Bitcoin nears $80K on $630 million ETF inflows; surges 12% in April, strongest monthly gain in a year
Bitcoin surged past $79,900, fueled by strong ETF inflows and marking its best monthly gain in a year. Analysts anticipate continued momentum towards the mid-$80,000s, with the Federal Reserve's leadership transition being a key macro driver. The cryptocurrency's resilience and growing maturity are evident as it crosses significant price milestones.
Bitcoin nears $78,000 as crypto market cap hits $2.6 trillion; $1.9 billion ETF inflows signal strong demand
Bitcoin hovered near $78,000 as the global crypto market cap approached $2.6 trillion, supported by strong ETF inflows of $1.9 billion. While institutional demand remains firm, analysts highlight neutral sentiment and caution over volatility, as gains are driven more by futures activity than spot buying across markets.
Tether slows gold purchases for USDT reserves in first quarter, data shows
Tether reduced gold purchases sharply in Q1, slowing from 27 to 6 tons, while maintaining diversified reserves across U.S. Treasuries, Bitcoin, and gold. Its stablecoin USDT remains heavily backed by Treasury assets, with gold playing a smaller but strategic reserve role.
Bitcoin signals mild bullish trend near $77,000; Ethereum around $2,300 with neutral momentum
Bitcoin traded near $77,000, signalling a bullish trend, while Ethereum showed neutral momentum around $2,300. Crypto markets posted modest gains over 24 hours, though weekly trends remained mixed. Analysts flagged resistance near $80,000, ETF outflows, and macro pressures as key factors influencing near-term price consolidation and market sentiment.
Bitcoin holds near $76K despite 3% dip; strong buying reflects market confidence
Bitcoin and Ethereum are holding steady near recent highs. Despite a minor dip, buying interest remains strong. The global crypto market cap has edged down, but trading volumes are up. Analysts suggest the market is in a risk-off mode, with institutional demand providing support. Near-term sentiment hinges on Bitcoin's key support levels and macro economic cues.
Bitcoin at $77K after touching $79K on record nine-day inflows of $2.12 billion. Here is what experts say
Bitcoin is trading near the $77,000 to $79,000 mark. Nine consecutive days of strong inflows totaling over $2.1 billion show renewed institutional confidence. Easing geopolitical tensions also boost investor sentiment. Analysts suggest this could be Bitcoin's best April since 2020 if momentum continues. A move above $80,000 is seen as a key confirmation for further gains.
Bitcoin near $78K, Ethereum steady near $2,300; rally cools after strong rebound
Bitcoin and Ethereum are trading near recent peaks. Bitcoin shows strong monthly performance and increasing dominance. Major altcoins saw mixed movements. Global crypto market capitalization slightly decreased. Geopolitical tensions and monetary policy uncertainty are influencing markets. Bitcoin is seen as an alternative macro asset. Capital remains concentrated in major cryptocurrencies.
Push to unwind Bitcoin hoarder shows once-hot trade failing
Shareholders of London-listed Satsuma Technology Plc are urging the Bitcoin accumulator to liquidate its remaining $50 million in tokens and return capital, as the digital-asset treasury model collapses in the ongoing crypto bear market. Pressure from major investor Pantera Capital comes amid a 99% stock plunge and management exits.
Bitcoin holds near $78,000 on strong ETF inflows, exchange reserves near record lows
Bitcoin held near $78,000, supported by steady ETF inflows and low exchange reserves, indicating sustained institutional demand. Ethereum declined while altcoins showed mixed trends. Market sentiment remains stable amid easing macro concerns, though profit booking and futures-driven momentum suggest cautious near-term upside as investors track key resistance levels.
Bitcoin inches toward $80K on $1.5 billion ETF inflows, short squeeze adds momentum
Bitcoin is inching towards the $80,000 mark. Strong inflows into Bitcoin ETFs are supporting this rise. Major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and altcoins are experiencing varied price movements. Investors are showing steady interest, with short sellers facing liquidations. The crypto market capitalization remains stable. Geopolitical easing and on-chain data also contribute to the positive sentiment.
Preserving your crypto wealth: The definitive seven step security audit
Digital asset investors face significant risks due to operational negligence, with billions lost to security incidents. This article outlines a seven-step security audit for retail and high net worth individuals to protect their holdings. Key measures include migrating from SMS to authenticator apps, enabling anti-phishing codes, and activating withdrawal whitelists to mitigate common vulnerabilities.
Bitcoin climbs near $77,400 as $330 million liquidations trigger sharp rally
Bitcoin reached $77,400 on Tuesday. Derivatives-driven trading caused liquidations for over 114,000 traders. Bitcoin and Ethereum saw gains. Major altcoins like XRP and Solana also rallied. Institutional acceptance and ETF inflows support the market. Investors are watching for the next price move. Whales have accumulated significant Bitcoin.
Late-night crypto trading rises in India, dip-buying seen during corrections: CoinSwitch
A report by CoinSwitch shows Indian investors are most active in crypto trading between 10–11 PM, reflecting a preference for post-work hours. Despite 24/7 markets, weekday trading dominates, indicating a shift toward more disciplined, routine-driven investing.
Bitcoin holds firm near $76K, rebounds from dip as buying interest stays strong
Bitcoin traded in a narrow range near key resistance as mixed signals from ETF inflows and macro factors kept momentum subdued. Analysts say holding above key levels may support a gradual recovery, while failure could trigger short-term weakness. Broader sentiment remains cautious amid global uncertainty and fluctuating institutional participation trends.
