Trump’s new tariffs add pressure to an already fragile economy, strengthening the case for Bitcoin as a complementary asset in an evolving global economy.
Pierre Rochard, now CEO of The Bitcoin Bond Company, reflects on over a decade in the space, from early education to policy battles and his latest mission to bring bitcoin to traditional finance. He is a speaker at this year’s Consensus gathering in Toronto.
93.1% of creditors have given a greenlight to the restructuring scheme of WazirX, the crypto exchange that suffered a $234.9 million loss in a July 2024 hack.
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The crypto market continued to collapse on Monday as a hoped-for reprieve from President Trump's tariffs has failed to materialize. While the stock market has recovered some of its decline, crypto continues to be in the red across the board. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is down 4.4% in the past 24 hours as of 1:15 p.m. ET, and is down 7.6% from Friday's close.