Bitcoin’s price has taken a hit following President Trump’s tariff increase, raising concerns in the crypto market despite recent legal rulings.

As Blue Owl faces a liquidity crunch reminiscent of the 2008 financial collapse, investors are looking to see if this could trigger Bitcoin’s next surge.

Tether has announced it will wind down its offshore yuan stablecoin, CNH₮, amid a substantial decline in market interest.

Recent research reveals that Bitcoin’s fair value may be discounted by up to 20% due to the looming threat of Quantum Computing, a figure that could escalate significantly without timely upgrades.

GitLab (GTLB) hits a 52-week low following disappointing market responses despite strong earnings, as analysts cut forecasts and express concerns over competition.

Cloudflare’s strategic partnership with Mastercard aims to enhance cybersecurity for small businesses and critical infrastructure, but market reactions have led to selloffs in its stock despite positive developments.

In a surprising turn of events, President Trump announces a 10% global tariff after the Supreme Court rules against his ability to impose tariffs using emergency powers. This decision has implications for international trade and the cryptocurrency market.

As geopolitical tensions escalate, Bitcoin’s potential price movements are under scrutiny. Experts discuss the implications for crypto markets amidst fears of military action.

Fundstrat’s Sean Farrell suggests Ethereum could be nearing a price bottom, with large-scale accumulation suggesting optimism among investors.