
The cryptocurrency market has experienced a tumultuous week, with Bitcoin (BTC) recently trading at $79,000, reflecting an 8% decline. This downturn follows a broader trend where BTC fell below $84,000 earlier in the week, amid concerns over proposed tariffs by former President Donald Trump, which triggered widespread sell-offs. The total crypto market cap has now dropped below its 2021 peak, with Bitcoin ETFs facing significant outflows totaling $2.25 billion over the past few days. In contrast, the altcoin KAITO has shown remarkable resilience, gaining 41.6% at one point and recently hitting a market cap of $2.8 billion. Amid these developments, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan has expressed intentions to enter the stablecoin market, signaling a potential shift in the banking sector's approach to cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, the SEC has dropped its case against Uniswap, providing some relief to the decentralized finance sector.























The Morning Minute (2.28) ⏰Top News: -Crypto majors tumble as Bitcoin hits $78k -Total crypto market cap now below 2021 peak -Uniswap introduced a fiat offramp -MetaMask announced a major product overhaul including BTC & SOL support -Base intro'd Flashblocks as 10x improvement… https://t.co/yDzEdDm7S8
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Top stories in the #Crypto Roundup today: ✅#Bitcoin Sees Worst 3-Day Drop Since FTX Collapse ✅Bank of America CEO Signals Readiness to Enter #Stablecoin Market ✅SEC Closes Investigation into #Gemini Exchange as Founders Criticize Agency’s Damage https://t.co/J3sOr52rmi