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Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency with market value and the only macro asset that is open to the weekend traded, kept under $ 100,000, which was a faint for the third equal day when Canada joined Mexico in advertising retaliatory imports against the United States. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada would impose 25% duty

Following threats made throughout his campaign and repeated in opening days for his presidency, Donald Trump has imposed 25% duty on almost all imports from Mexico and Canada and a 10% duty on goods from China. The tariffs are in effect from Tuesday. “The persistent influx of illegal opioids and other drugs has deep consequences

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The supply of stableecoins at Solana jumped 112% in January to a record height of $ 11.1 billion, CCDATA (a subsidiary of Coindesk) said in a research report on Friday. The wave coincided with the launch of Donald Trump’s Memecoin $ Trump, causing a wave of influx to the network, according to the report. The

It is deja vu again in crypto after a hopeful report of a customs delay was rejected by the White House. To review, President Trump promised on Thursday to introduce 25% duty on Mexico and Canada, which began on Saturday, February 1st. After gathering over $ 106,000 before this news, Bitcoin (BTC) quickly turned 2%

It was another busy week at Coindesk as the new Trump administration continued to roll a pro-crrypto agenda and the industry laid the basis for growth in the new cycle. Ripple was at the center of the news. Ondo Finance announced that it would offer tokenized treasuries on Ripple’s XRP headbok, Kris Sandor reported. San