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Source: Live Mint Bitcoin edges closer to the $100,000 mark on Thursday, November 21, fueled by the optimism of the United States shifting to crypto-friendly norms under the President-elect Trump’s administration. The crypto asset price crossed the $98,000 mark for the first time during European trading hours. The Bitcoin prices have more than doubled this…
Source: Live Mint Dogecoin, the cryptocurrency featuring the face of Kabosu from the “doge” meme, witnessed 145 per cent growth since the Republican candidate Donald Trump won the US Presidential Elections 2024 to become the President-elect, eyeing to make a White House comeback, the Economic Times reported on Tuesday, November 12. Dogecoin has gained nearly…
Source: Live Mint Bitcoin soared over $82,000 for the first time due to US President-elect Donald Trump’s support of digital assets and the possibility of lawmakers favouring it in Congress, Bloomberg reported. Bitcoin jumped nearly 6.1 per cent on Sunday. On Monday, at 10:21 am in London, it crossed the highest $82,300. Smaller tokens, such…
Source: Live Mint Bitcoin has surged to a record high of nearly $80,000 due to US President-elect Donald Trump’s support of digital assets and the possibility of pro-crypto lawmakers in Congress. The cryptocurrency soared 4.3 per cent to $79,771 on Sunday and reached nearly $79,000 at 2:05 pm in Singapore, according to a Bloomberg report….
Source: Live Mint The Iranian Rial fell on Wednesday, November 6, to an all-time low as former President Donald Trump raced for the U.S. presidency again, reported the news agency AP. The rial traded at 703,000 rials to the dollar. The last two times the Iranian Rial took a hit was in 2015. At the…
Source: Live Mint How many Securities and Exchange Commission chairs can you name? Even in Washington it is hard to imagine a passer-by being able to come up with more than one. Perhaps the best known is Joe Kennedy, the sec’s first chairman, who took office during the Depression when Americans had lost faith in…
Source: Live Mint This month China’s central bank revealed that its digital currency, the e-CNY, had been used for 7trn-yuan-worth of transactions in its short life—an amount equivalent to almost $1trn. China is not alone. Over 130 countries are exploring digital currencies, according to the Atlantic Council, a think-tank. Proponents of official digital currencies believe…
