
The cryptocurrency market experienced volatility following a downturn in the US stock market, with Bitcoin briefly dipping below $77,000 and Ethereum at $1,750. In the past 24 hours, liquidations approached $1 billion. The stock market has lost approximately $4 trillion since the announcement of tariffs by Donald Trump, with Tesla shares falling by 15%. In a recent market snapshot, Bitcoin rebounded to around $81,600, while Ethereum was reported at $1,910. Notably, Senator Cynthia Lummis has reintroduced the Bitcoin Act, which aims to purchase 1 million Bitcoin over five years with a minimum holding period of 20 years. Additionally, the U.S. House has overturned the IRS broker rule concerning decentralized finance (DeFi), and the SEC has delayed decisions on several altcoin ETFs, including those for XRP and Dogecoin. Despite these challenges, the prospects for ETF approvals in 2025 remain optimistic.
🗞️ Today's Crypto Moves! 🔹 Franklin Templeton applies for XRP ETF 🔹 Mt. Gox shifts $905M BTC, deadline to 2025 🔹 ETH drops 53% since Dec, $119M ETF outflows 🔹 EU warns of US dollar stablecoin dominance Catch all the details 👇 https://t.co/RJeC8j2o82 https://t.co/GCc3CEUSbq
🗞 Top #CryptoNews: Wed, Mar 12 (24H) 1️⃣ Senate, House lawmakers reintroduce #Bitcoin Act legislation to accumulate 1 million BTC 2️⃣ SEC postpones altcoin #ETF decisions but 2025 approval prospects remain strong https://t.co/GJAazel4V1
🗞️ Bitcoin rebounds ahead of US inflation report 🗞️ Senator @CynthiaMLummis reintroduces BITCOIN Act 🗞️ U.S. House overturns IRS broker rule on DeFi 🗞️ U.S. SEC delays $XRP, $DOGE, $LITE ETFs @christinenews hosts "CoinDesk Daily" 👇 https://t.co/D9F7SRN5ge Thank you to… https://t.co/BWMLhsWyFO









