Bitcoin could fall below $50K if Magnificent 7 stocks stage another $500 billion loss
Bitcoin could see more downward pressure if the top tech stocks in the US continue to shed value.
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This week Bitcoin (BTC) and select altcoins broke above their immediate resistance levels and moved higher, which propelled the total crypto market capitalization above $2 trillion on March 24.One of the triggers that could have driven crypto prices higher was BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s letter to shareholders where he said that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has…

Riot subsidiary Whinstone US sues former JV partner over revenue flow
The partners at the Texas facility had troubled relations almost from their start in 2020.

Crypto wallets deter gamers from trying Web3 games: Report
Over 10% of participants surveyed said that complicated wallets are the main reason they haven’t played Web3 games.

Pudgy Penguin to debut on Pixelverse, Square Enix backs Soccerverse: Nifty Newsletter
Pixelverse integrates a Pudgy Penguin character into its game to join characters like Doge and Mew.

US Republican Party’s election arm to accept cryptocurrency donations
The NRCC said that it will collect all identifying data from individuals who donate with crypto. 305 Total views 3 Total shares The United States’ National Republican Congressional Committee — the body responsible for coordinating Republican electoral efforts — is introducing donations in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC).The NRCC announced Wednesday on Twitter that the committee…

Large Bitcoin liquidations mean one man’s pain is another man’s pleasure — Time to buy the dip?
Bitcoin (BTC) has been unable to restore the $24,000 support since Celsius, a popular staking and lending platform, paused withdrawals from its platform on June 13. A growing number of users believe Celsius mismanaged its funds following the collapse of the Anchor Protocol on the Terra (LUNA; now LUNC) ecosystem and rumors of its insolvency…

Atkins becomes next SEC chair: What’s next for the crypto industry
The crypto industry has welcomed the confirmation of American businessman and former US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Paul Atkins as chair of the agency. Atkins’ approval has taken months. He appeared before the Senate on March 27 to explain his intended approach to securities regulation in the United States, as well as his views on

Ireland drafting urgent crypto laws before EU money laundering rules
Ireland’s finance minister wants to act quickly before the EU enacts strict Anti-Money Laundering legislation.