This report will provide some essential and quick news about the cryptocurrencies happening worldwide.
1) Despite IMF Contract, El Salvador Bought 13 BTC Since March 1
Despite IMF loan conditions, El Salvador has added over 13 BTC since March 1st, demonstrating unwavering commitment to its Bitcoin strategy. Bukele openly rejects IMF pressure to halt Bitcoin accumulation, asserting El Salvador’s resolve to continue its Bitcoin policy. Despite IMF loan conditions, El Salvador has added over 13 BTC since March 1st, demonstrating unwavering commitment to its Bitcoin strategy. Bukele openly rejects IMF pressure to halt Bitcoin accumulation, asserting El Salvador’s resolve to continue its Bitcoin policy…[Read More]
2) Cardano’s Hoskinson Shifts Focus from White House to Japan
Hoskinson Pivots to Japan Amid US Policy Sideline: Unable to directly influence US crypto policy at the Summit, Hoskinson redirected his efforts to Japan, focusing on community engagement and regulatory discussions there…[Read More]
3) Binance Shuts Down P2P Cash Zone: Stablecoin Supply in Question
Binance will shut down its P2P Cash Zone by March 31st, a service allowing in-person crypto trades, as part of a strategic refocus on core services, potentially impacting stablecoin accessibility for users, particularly in underbanked regions…[Read More]
4) Trump’s Market Gambit in a Calculated Chaos
While traditional political thinking suggests that presidents typically strive for robust market performance throughout their tenures, recent policy decisions hint at a calculated approach that could intentionally moderate economic growth in the immediate future…[Read More]
5) Texas Pioneers First Bitcoin Reserve Bill
Austin, Texas—March 6, 2025— The Texas Senate has approved Bitcoin Reserve Bill SB21, marking a significant milestone that heralds a new era for digital currency. This legislative milestone empowers the state to incorporate Bitcoin into its financial reserves, marking an unprecedented move within the United States…[Read More]
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