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Summary gm, President Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports sparked an unprecedented $20 billion liquidation event, the largest in crypto history. Bitcoin plunged to around $102,000 before partially recovering, while other cryptocurrencies experienced even steeper declines, with some altcoins falling as much as 95%. Meanwhile,

Summary gm, Bitcoin dropped below $110,000 following President Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports, triggering over $16 billion in liquidations across cryptocurrencies. Amidst the turmoil, Luxembourg became the first Eurozone country to allocate 1% of its sovereign wealth fund to Bitcoin ETFs, while major banks

Summary gm, Jack Dorsey's Square launched Bitcoin payment tools for merchants that will waive processing fees through 2026, enabling small businesses to seamlessly integrate Bitcoin transactions into their operations. In a notable institutional move, Luxembourg became the first Eurozone nation to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, allocating 1% of

Summary gm, S&P Global announced the launch of the Digital Markets 50 Index, which will track 15 cryptocurrencies and 35 crypto-related equities, marking substantial integration of digital assets into traditional finance. Meanwhile, the Bank of North Dakota partnered with Fiserv to create "Roughrider Coin," a USD-backed

Summary gm, The financial world saw a major traditional-crypto crossover as Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), owner of the NYSE, invested $2 billion in prediction market Polymarket at a $9 billion valuation, signaling growing Wall Street interest in blockchain applications. S&P Global also announced a new Digital Markets 50 Index

Summary gm, Grayscale made history by introducing staking functionality to its Ethereum and Solana ETFs, becoming the first U.S. issuer to offer this feature through spot crypto exchange-traded products. Meanwhile, Galaxy Digital launched GalaxyOne, a new platform offering retail investors up to 8% yields on cash deposits while combining