Архив за месяц: March 2025

U.S. Bitcoin Reserve? Michael Saylor Hints at Bold Move

MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor suggests the U.S. could acquire 1 million BTC for strategic reserves, a move that could reshape Bitcoin’s role in global finance.

BlackRock warns of a looming Bitcoin supply crisis, highlighting that there aren’t enough BTC for every U.S. millionaire. With institutional demand rising, scarcity could drive long-term price pressure.

Argentina cracks down on the Libra Memecoin scandal, freezing $110M after a 90% price crash left investors with $250M in losses. Authorities investigate possible insider trading and market manipulation tied to President Milei’s promotion of the token.

Bitcoin analyst Timothy Peterson predicts a 95% chance that BTC will never drop below $69,000 again. While the long-term outlook remains bullish, a 2-3 month cooling-off period could delay the next rally.

MetaMask is expanding support to Bitcoin and Solana, allowing users to store and transact with native BTC and SOL. This update, along with new features and a legal victory against the SEC, strengthens its position in the Web3 ecosystem.

XRP’s rally to nearly $3 was short-lived as whales offloaded massive holdings, triggering a sharp decline to $2.31. Analysts warn of further downside unless key resistance is broken.

FTX and Alameda unstaked $431M in Solana, continuing their controlled liquidation process. While sell pressure remains, market resilience could determine SOL’s next move.

The IMF is pressuring El Salvador to halt Bitcoin accumulation and remove BTC’s legal tender status as part of a $1.4B deal. The government’s response could impact global crypto adoption.

MetaMask is expanding beyond Ethereum, adding Bitcoin and Solana support in 2025. This move strengthens its position as a multi-chain wallet, enhancing BTC and SOL adoption.

Trump’s announcement of a Strategic Crypto Reserve including BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, and XRP sparked a market rally. Regulatory easing and institutional interest fuel optimism, but volatility remains a risk.