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$BTC O Bitcoin (BTC) manteve sua sequência de valorizações e chegou a superar os US$ 97.000. Apesar de um leve recuo, o preço valorizou 0,8% nesta sexta-feira (02) e está cotado a US$ 96.889. É o segundo dia consecutivo que o preço do Bitcoin registra alta, elevando os retornos de maio para 3,2%. Mas, ao contrário do BTC, o desempenho de outras criptomoedas do Top 10 foi mais expressivo. A Dogecoin (DOGE), por exemplo, teve a maior alta do dia entre as 10 maiores criptos e subiu 1,2%, enquanto a Solana (SOL) caiu 1,1%. No Top 100, a IMX subiu 11,8% e teve a maior alta do dia, enquanto o token de inteligência artificial FET caiu 8%. Além da valorização e da demanda pelo Bitcoin, os dados de mineração também apontam que o fundo do atual ciclo já chegou.
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#DigitalAssetBill House Republicans will release a new draft bill on crypto regulation ahead of a key hearing on May 6. The bill aims to define how the U.S. will handle crypto markets, stablecoins, and digital asset oversight moving forward. 💬 Could this bill bring the clarity the crypto market has been waiting for—or lead to more uncertainty? What kind of regulation do you think would help (or hurt) crypto adoption?
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#StablecoinPayments Visa launches stablecoin payments in Latin America in major advance for crypto Credit card giant Visa announced on Wednesday the launch of a new product that will let consumers pay with stablecoins in six countries, including Mexico and Argentina. The offering, which Visa developed along with the Stripe-owned startup Bridge, is a significant step toward making cryptocurrency part of mainstream commerce for both merchants and consumers. The launch, which Visa intends to expand to other countries, comes as stablecoins—blockchain-based assets that are pegged to a fiat currency like the dollar—are rapidly gaining popularity among traditional financial outlets because of how easily they can be transferred between accounts and across borders. To illustrate how Visa’s new service will work in practice, senior vice president Rubail Birwadker gave the example of a freelance worker in Colombia who is paid in dollars from the U.S. or another country. In this case, the freelancer would receive wages in stablecoins and then use a Visa-branded card—either a physical one or a digital one held in a wallet like Apple Pay—to make purchases at a store or online.
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