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    Bitcoin drops for fourth day even as global stocks hit records

    Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are experiencing a decline amidst a broader market selloff. Speculators are facing challenges such as reduced demand for US Bitcoin ETFs and uncertainties surrounding government actions. The correlation between Bitcoin and global stocks is weakening, raising questions about the future of crypto investments.

    Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin gains over 4%, Altcoins Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano jump up to 7%

    Bitcoin's bullish trend relies on breaking resistance at $61,500 amid key U.S. macro events like job openings. Market stability is crucial for sustained growth.

    US Treasury finalises new crypto tax reporting rules

    The new tax reporting requirements for crypto brokers aim to improve accuracy, ensuring that crypto owners pay the tax owed on digital asset transactions. The rules will help simplify reporting and may lead to additional IRS regulations for non-custodial brokers in the future.

    Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin gains 1.5% on ETF buying, Solana jumps 7% after VanEck files for ETF

    Bitcoin and Ethereum prices surged amidst growing interest and ETF approvals. CleanSpark's acquisition and SEC's ETF approvals signal positive trends in crypto investments. VanEck filed for a Solana ETF, further expanding the investment options in the market.

    BlockDAG crypto: Is this the next big thing in the crypto world?

    BlockDAG's presale triumphs signal a new era in digital currencies, poised to secure substantial funds. The impressive growth trajectory and market leadership position it as a game-changer in the crypto world, paving the way for remarkable success and innovation.

    Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin prices steady above $61k as buying returns. Ethereum, BNB, Solana, Dogecoin gain up to 3%

    Bitcoin prices saw stable trading on Wednesday, gaining marginally by 1% to $61,598 around 12 pm India time. Other major crypto coins traded with a positive bias too.

    The Economic Times
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