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Tether’s big reveal: $7 billion surplus in latest audit

The company behind the USDT stablecoin just dropped some impressive news, because they’ve got $7 billion surplus in reserves.

Russia says focus on investment, not BRICS currency

Well, if you were hoping for a unified currency among the BRICS member nations, you might want to hold your horses, because Russian officials have made it clear that the bloc is prioritizing investment partnerships instead of currency unification.

Jail time for fentanyl trafficking and crypto money laundering

A New Jersey man is facing some serious time behind bars after being convicted of running a drug trafficking and money laundering operation that had a little crypto twist.

El Salvador goes all in, 2 more Bitcoin in a day

El Salvador is back in the Bitcoin game, and this time they’ve upped their ante.

15% of PENGU still unclaimed, and time is ticking

Pudgy Penguins hype is high, and full of excitement because 15% of their $PENGU tokens are still up for grabs.

Bitcoin ETFs’ first year is done

Back on January 11, 2024, the first-ever spot Bitcoin ETFs hit the market. Gary Gensler, the former SEC chair known for his tough stance on crypto, issued a last-minute warning about Bitcoin’s volatility, but not many people listened.

Global Trade War Fears Trigger Sharp Decline in Crypto Markets: Bitcoin and Ethereum React to Escalating Tariff Tensions

As of February 3, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $94,151, reflecting a 5.26% decline from the previous close, with a trading range between $91,279 and $100,461.

Ethereum (ETH) has experienced a sharper drop, currently priced around $2,537.16, down 17.78%, fluctuating between $2,147.05 and $3,131.63.

This significant downturn in the crypto market is largely driven by escalating concerns over a potential global trade war following President Donald Trump’s announcement on February 1 of new tariffs—25% on imports from Mexico and Canada and 10% on goods from China—set to take effect on February 4.

Retaliatory measures promised by Canada, Mexico, and China have further heightened investor anxiety, prompting a shift away from riskier assets, including cryptocurrencies.

While Bitcoin has historically been viewed as a hedge against traditional market volatility, its recent performance highlights growing sensitivity to global economic events.

The current reaction underscores how geopolitical tensions and policy decisions are increasingly shaping cryptocurrency market dynamics.

As these developments continue to unfold, investors should remain vigilant, as ongoing geopolitical and macroeconomic shifts are likely to influence crypto valuations in the near term.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research


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