Bitcoin has risen above $95,000 for the first time in what feels like years, but since last week and before it, since February when it first crashed to it from a high of $110,000.
The spring chaos might be over for now with stocks chill at nearly 2% green for Nasdaq while bitcoin is kinda mooning again, rising above $85,000 at one point earlier today.
Global stocks are crashing for the third day in a row with Japan's Nikkei and China's Shcomp down 8% today in one of the worst performance in global markets, perhaps in history.
South Korea, Japan, India, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Europe and Tunisia. These are the orange counties. China and its surroundings are very much red, as well as for some reason Switzerland.
Stocks are largely unmoved today despite Donald Trump pre-empting his own hyped up April 2nd announcement by revealing 25% tariffs on all car imports from anywhere in the world.
Americans have $62 trillion in liabilities to non-Americans, and around $36 trillion in assets, meaning non-Americans have invested $24.15 trillion more in US than vice versa.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, held a a high level meeting on "strategic investments in Bitcoin mining and the tokenization of real-world assets," according to a local paper.
The board of GameStop (GME) has unanimously approved an update to its investment policy to add Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, the company said in a statement.
Small Cap Movement Coin Jumps Amid Market Maker Controversy
Movement, a new kid on the block with a market cap of $1.3 billion launched just this December, has landed on some hot waters after a Binance investigation regarding a market maker.