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Institutional investors are expected to moderate the intensity of any upcoming altcoin season by favoring bitcoin and ether, potentially driving their prices to new highs, an analyst said.This, coupled with the introduction of innovative investment products like buffered ETFs, signals a maturing crypto market where institutional influence plays a key role.
As of now, Musk has not engaged with or responded to the Vine token in any way.
Bitcoin's recent ATH of $109K faces pressure as retail traders cut activity and holding times, raising concerns of a drop to $94K.
Jupiter’s $500M airdrop led to a sharp 10% drop in JUP’s value, with trading volumes surging 166%. Will it rally or continue its decline?
33 crypto asset ETFs have been submitted to the US SEC currently.
- 17:12U.S. Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets to Promote Strategic Bitcoin Reserves and Prevent “Operation Choke Point 2.0”Golden Financial reported that the 119th U.S. Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets will focus on the following two areas: 1. Advancing bipartisan digital asset legislation that promotes responsible innovation and protects consumers, including market structure, stable coins, and strategic bitcoin reserves. 2. Strict oversight of federal financial regulatory agencies to ensure that they are operating within the law and that incidents like Operation Chokepoint 2.0 do not recur.
- 17:12Trump: developing AI requires doubling U.S. energy supplyPANews, Jan. 24: President Donald Trump: in order for artificial intelligence to reach the scale we expect, the United States needs to double its current energy supply. The energy emergency declaration is to speed up the US regulatory approval process. We will allow very rapid construction of energy power plants that can use any fuel needed. The corporate tax rate will be reduced to 15 percent if (companies) manufacture their products in the United States.
- 17:11Trump: congress to pass largest tax cut bill in US historyPANews, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- President Donald Trump said during an appearance at the Davos Forum that he would encourage companies to “make products in the United States” or face tariffs, and promised to push through the largest tax cut bill in U.S. history. He criticized the Biden administration's loss of control over inflation and the border, and plans to quickly reverse radical leftist policies. In addition, he emphasized that the U.S. has the world's largest oil and natural gas reserves, which will be fully utilized to increase energy independence, and mentioned that it inherited $15 trillion in debt and that the cost of servicing that debt soared more than 230 percent from 2020 projections.