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Cryptocurrency prices have been registering price volatility following an executive order by President Donald Trump to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the US. The crypto space found the actual government move underwhelming.

The Singapore Exchange plans to list bitcoin perpetual futures in the second half of 2025, targeting institutional clients and professional investors, Bloomberg News reported on Monday. The firm thinks its offering will "significantly expand institutional market access", a spokesperson for firm told Bloomberg. Retail customers would be barred from trading the instruments, the report said.

Is history repeating itself with another sell-the-news event from a major U.S. event?

SGX targets institutional investors with a regulated alternative to crypto derivatives.

The bill provides residents with basic custody protections and establishes the right to mine BTC, operate notes and participate in staking

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A surge in Japanese bond yields, coupled with geopolitical and economic uncertainties, is fueling concerns among traders that BTC could face a significant correction.