Bitcoin has dropped to $78,500, a four-month low, while Ethereum hits its weakest level since November 2023. Some predict BTC could fall to $70,000, while others see rising M2 liquidity as a recovery signal. With macroeconomic headwinds and no clear bullish catalysts, is Bitcoin bottoming out or headed for further losses?
CatherineOn 10 March, X suffered multiple outages, with users unable to access the platform. Elon Musk confirmed a coordinated cyberattack, while server issues continue to cause disruptions. The X team is working to identify the attackers and resolve the situation.
KikyoThe SGX plans to launch Bitcoin perpetual futures in H2 2025, pending regulatory approval. Available only to institutional and professional investors, SGX aims to provide a regulated alternative to offshore crypto exchanges like Binance and OKX, offering a more secure trading option for large-scale investors.
CatherineA newly launched autonomous AI agent platform asserts its dominance over Deep Research in benchmark performance. However, sceptics remain unconvinced, questioning the platform’s credibility and the validity of its claims.
KikyoMany rely on AI chatbots like ChatGPT for emotional support, but as AI mimics human emotions, concerns about bias and distorted perceptions grow.
CatherineTrump has imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum in response to Ontario’s 25% electricity surcharge and is considering a National Emergency on Electricity. With auto tariffs looming on 2 April and talk of annexing Canada, geopolitical tensions are escalating. Is this ridiculous trade war spiraling out of control?
CatherineCointelegraph expands into gaming with Gaming.News, a platform for gamers, fans, and industry professionals, offering updates, reviews, and insights on video games, hardware, esports, and mobile gaming.
KikyoSenator Cynthia Lummis has reintroduced the BITCOIN Act in the 119th Congress, unveiling revisions to the groundbreaking bill alongside new co-sponsors.
CatherineTrump’s return has fuelled a pardon frenzy, with figures like Sam Bankman-Fried claiming victimhood and Ekim Alptekin offering Biden-related intel for clemency. Is this justice or a competition of influence?
KikyoFormer Meta employees and executives claim the company's no-rehire list unfairly targets skilled veterans for trivial reasons, making return nearly impossible. Meta, however, denies these allegations, stating the list is not influenced by personal grudges or arbitrary decisions.
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