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Leading cryptocurrencies dipped on Sunday as investors braced for the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has projected a significant increase in Bitcoin's value, anticipating it will reach $250,000 by the close of the year.

Ethereum’s native token (ETH) and Ripple’s XRP (XRP) also rose by more than 5% alongside Bitcoin.

The approval, Ripple’s first in the Middle East, will allow the payments company to tap into the UAE’s $40 billion remittance and $400 billion international trade markets.

Leading cryptocurrencies rose further on Wednesday as cooler inflation data boosted risk appetite.

CEO Chris Pavlovski said Bitcoin holdings have the potential to serve as a valuable hedge against inflation.

Provisions in the bill restrict any Treasury Secretary from selling more than 10% of the Bitcoin reserve within a two-year window. However, this potential for eventual liquidation stands in contrast to the White House’s stance.

According to Coinglass data, Ethereum witnessed $253.8 million in liquidations in the last 24 hours, of which $205 million came from long positions.

Memecoins bounced back with a spirited rally Tuesday following Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) upward advances.

Leading cryptocurrencies bounced back Tuesday after a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill was tabled in the House of Representatives.

Bitwise’s new fund, the Bitwise Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF (OWNB), is designed to track publicly traded firms holding at least 1,000 BTC in their treasuries.

Retail investors on Stocktwits turned less bullish on the stock as Strategy doubled down on its Bitcoin bet, sparking fears of dilution among some investors.

Stocktwits data shows retail chatter around XRP was 69% above its yearly average last week, while Solana’s message volume surged around 28%.

Cryptocurrencies and stocks fell after the White House Summit disappointed investors while Trump’s tariff threats loom.

At the White House Crypto Summit, President Donald Trump accused the Biden administration of selling billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin and said his administration would not follow the same playbook.

Leading cryptocurrencies extended losses Monday, mirroring the stock rout, as investors get jittery over recession concerns.

The Trump tariff shock has reverberated through the crypto markets. Bitcoin’s price has fallen more than 16% over the past month, Ethereum's by over 22%, and XRP's by more than 9%.

The shares of Strategy Inc. (NASDAQMSTR) fell 6.1% during the pre-market trading session on Monday following a sharp decline in the price of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)

The establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) Reserve and a Digital Asset Stockpile in the U.S. represents a new paradigm in the evolution of cryptocurrencies and one that could influence monetary policy in countries around the world.

Spanish banking heavyweight Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (NYSEBBA), better known as BBVA, said Monday it secured regulatory consent to launch trading services for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and

The cryptocurrency market capped last week on a sour note after Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) crashed to $80,000 on Sunday evening. While the broader market crashed, investors sought refuge in gold-backed coins. 

Leading cryptocurrencies sold off Sunday evening as President Donald Trump declined to rule out the possibility of a recession.

David Sacks, the White House’s “Crypto Czar,” highlighted a significant financial oversight by the U.S. government that cost it billions in gains.

XRP, Solana, and Cardano dropped after the Crypto Czar David Sacks clarified Trump’s remarks, but retail sentiment remains bullish. CoinGecko data suggests Sacks’ claim about market cap rankings wasn’t entirely accurate.

The Bitcoin Policy Institute and Mathew Sigel, head of research at VanEck, have suggested bolstering U.S. Bitcoin reserves by selling off the country’s Strategic Cheese Reserve.