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The dollar index is down 3.7% today from Wednesday, and consumer sentiment fell to lower than expected

BlackRock, Fidelity and others had their spot ETH EFTs approved, and we may see more crypto products come to market

Inflation reached a five-month low in March, but 10% blanket levy may impact prices

The administration announced a pause on reciprocal tariffs, but the bond market shows signs of trouble

The House’s Digital Assets Subcommittee met today, and the next step for STABLE and GENIUS stablecoin bills is a floor vote

While COIN has dropped more than BTC and the Nasdaq year to date, Cantor Fitzgerald analysts are bullish

10-year yield climbed Tuesday night, with the possibility that basis trade is unwinding

The agency has “declared effective” Galaxy’s registration statement to list on the Nasdaq

Investors continue to digest the Trump administration’s mixed messages on tariff policies

Ripple will buy Hidden Road in a 10-digit deal, as crypto becomes more entwined with TradFi

The market volatility average is rising towards 2020 and 2008 levels, but context is important

With much of the bitcoin mining supply chain based in Asia, US-based operations now face higher equipment prices

Trump’s tariffs may have potentially significant impacts on GDP, household spending and food prices — if they hold

The company’s expanded lineup introduces new ETF products, as more and more issuers get into crypto funds

The stablecoin issuer will have to contend with bigger players and the interest rates environment

The president reportedly was still working on his tariff policy plans late Tuesday evening

February jobs report shows fewer jobs and layoffs on the rise, with DOGE federal layoffs likely not yet reflected

Tomorrow’s tariff announcements are likely to impact the market, though they may not bring certainty

DeFi can make markets “faster” and “more transparent,” said the CEO — but what does that mean for the dollar?
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