UK stocks tumbled at the opening bell as fresh warnings about upcoming US jobs data sparked a broad market retreat.
UK stocks tumbled at the opening bell as fresh warnings about upcoming US jobs data sparked a broad market retreat.
Nearly $1.1 trillion has been wiped from cryptocurrency markets in recent weeks as confidence fades in Donald Trump’s promise to make the US the “crypto capital of the world”.
Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $109,499.80 on Wednesday, fuelled by growing optimism over pro-cryptocurrency legislation in the United States and strong backing from the Trump administration.
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Bitcoin rallied to a new record high on Monday morning, with other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and XRP also on the rise. This surge came ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration
Few anticipated that 2024 would become the pivotal year for Bitcoin. Following the disastrous year of 2022, Bitcoin spent the majority of 2023 in recovery mode.
In 2014, the journey of what would eventually become Ondo InsurTech began in the most unassuming of settings—a shed in the HomeServe car park in Walsall, West Midlands. Back then,
Few anticipated that 2024 would become the pivotal year for Bitcoin. Following the disastrous year of 2022, Bitcoin spent the majority of 2023 in recovery mode.
Donald Trump has claimed credit for Bitcoin’s historic surge beyond $100,000, telling his social media followers “you’re welcome” as the cryptocurrency soared over 50% following his election victory.
Bitcoin has reached $100,000 for the first time, fueled by a surge in value following Donald Trump’s election victory.
The financial watchdog has unveiled plans to implement comprehensive regulatory rules for cryptocurrency by 2026, responding to surging demand for the highly volatile bitcoin.