
Bitcoin Soars as Stablecoins Rise and Regulatory Clarity Emerges in 2024
In 2024, Bitcoin's price surged by 122%, with volatility dropping below 50%, while stablecoin transactions reached $15.6 trillion, surpassing Visa and Mastercard volumes.
In 2024, Bitcoin's price surged by 122%, with volatility dropping below 50%, while stablecoin transactions reached $15.6 trillion, surpassing Visa and Mastercard volumes.
Neptune Digital Assets acquired 1 million Dogecoin tokens on December 27, alongside 20 BTC, increasing its Bitcoin holdings to 376 BTC valued at approximately $37.2 million.
Travala partners with Trivago to allow cryptocurrency payments for over 2.2 million hotel listings, offering users rewards in Bitcoin and AVA loyalty currency.
Bitcoin declined 2.5% to $98,500 amid intensified selling pressure following China's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods and an antitrust investigation into Google.
Bitcoin has declined to around $95,100 amid trade war fears, with a critical support level at $90,000 influencing market stability and investor sentiment.
Uphold has resumed staking services in the UK following recent regulatory updates, while India reassesses its cryptocurrency regulations amidst potential high taxation on crypto profits.
Bitcoin rebounded to over $97,000, rising 6.7%, while altcoins faced significant declines amid market volatility and U.S. government tariff announcements.
Solana, the fifth-largest cryptocurrency, faces significant transaction delays and congestion, prompting the introduction of the Layer-2 solution, $SOLX, to enhance scalability and performance.
The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission is launching a DLT-based trading platform for digital tokens, aiming to enhance capital market efficiency and support electronic securities issuance.
Bitcoin trades below $95,000 after closing above $100,000, influenced by inflation concerns and labor market data, with projections for 2025 ranging from $160,000 to $180,000.