Ethereum just pulled off a move bigger than you can imagine. After months of delays, debates, and more technical headaches than a Sunday morning after too much Chianti, the Pectra upgrade is finally live.
Bitcoin Eyes $100K as Fed Cut Hopes and Trump Pressure Fuel Macro Momentum
Bitcoin’s surge to $99K, nearing $100K, is primarily macro-driven, fueled by expectations of Fed rate cuts and Trump’s vocal push for lower interest rates, which bolsters risk assets.
However, the Fed’s focus on unemployment and inflation creates uncertainty around actual rate cuts, with Trump’s influence adding political but not definitive weight.
Strong institutional inflows, ETF demand, and whale accumulation provide solid support for a sustained move higher.
However, volatility may arise from tariff concerns or profit-taking at the $100K resistance level.
A clear break above this psychological barrier could hinge on consistent economic signals favoring policy easing.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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Trump’s USD1 Stablecoin Explodes to $2.2B, Becomes 7th Largest Globally in Just 2 Months
The USD1 stablecoin, launched by World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and backed by Donald Trump’s affiliated network, now ranks as the seventh-largest stablecoin globally.
Changpeng Zhao Seeks Trump Pardon After Rare Bank Secrecy Act Conviction
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao confirmed that he filed a formal request for a Trump pardon regarding his money laundering conviction.
Can Berkshire Hathaway really buy up Bitcoin for $347 billion?
Warren Buffett, the Oracle himself, is stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway by the end of 2025.
New Hampshire Approves Bitcoin Reserve Law, Paving Way for State-Level Crypto Adoption
New Hampshire’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Law (HB 302), signed on May 6, 2025, allows up to 5% of public funds to be invested in Bitcoin, making it the first U.S. state to approve a crypto reserve.
The law, requiring secure U.S.-regulated custody, positions Bitcoin as a legitimate reserve asset. It may drive demand and set a model for other states.
New Hampshire’s law boosts state-level crypto adoption, potentially inspiring states like Texas or Wyoming to follow.
It pressures federal regulators to clarify crypto rules amid concerns over fiat devaluation. Bitcoin’s volatility may slow broader regulatory shifts.
The law’s clear framework could encourage states to explore Bitcoin reserves, with 28 already considering similar bills.
It may push federal regulators toward structured crypto policies, like the Financial Innovation and Technology Act. Federal adoption depends on resolving SEC-CFTC oversight debates.
New Hampshire’s law may inspire global jurisdictions to explore crypto reserves, especially in emerging markets.
It bolsters Bitcoin’s legitimacy, potentially encouraging countries to adopt it as a reserve asset. However, the global regulatory fragmentation could hinder coordinated adoption.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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Florida backs out of the Bitcoin game, no reserve
The sunshine state, was about to make a splash in the crypto pool. But they won’t.
