Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin is edging closer to the $38,000 mark, reaching a new high not seen since May 2022. Investors are eagerly anticipating the launch of the Bitcoin ETF, which has sparked much excitement in the market.

The cryptocurrency market has been unpredictable this past week, with Bitcoin dropping below $30,000.

The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to impose a penalty of over $4 billion on Binance Holdings for orchestrating a long-running investigation manipulation at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange.

The stock market experienced a slight decline over the past week, with Bitcoin steadily drifting further away from the $30,000 threshold.

The cryptocurrency market has had a negative performance once again this week, as Bitcoin dropped close to the $29,000 mark.

Fed member banks must submit applications and receive unsupervised written approval from the Fed before issuing, holding, or transacting in cryptocurrency.

Last week, the crypto community in Vietnam was buzzing with an event that some media channels and social networks called a "new era" for cryptocurrencies. Some fund managers predict that from here, Bitcoin will rise to $100,000, $150,000, or even $1.5 million per bitcoin as predicted by fund manager Cathie Wood. So what's all the fuss about?

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a relatively calm week, with Bitcoin hovering around the $26,000 mark.

Bitcoin is continuing its upward momentum, surpassing the $44,000 milestone for the first time since April 2022.

For the first time, US regulators have approved Bitcoin ETFs, marking a significant breakthrough in the $1.7 trillion cryptocurrency market and expanding access to the world's largest digital currency. However, Bitcoin only saw a modest 1% increase despite the excitement within the crypto community surrounding this news.