Important Crypto Market News from the Last 24 Hours:
Eric Semler, CEO of Semler Scientific, has said he is enthusiastic about purchasing more Bitcoin. The company has filed an S-3 form with the SEC, aiming to raise up to $500 million, most of which will be used to buy Bitcoin and for general corporate purposes.
Strive has urged Intuit to include Bitcoin as part of its treasury reserves to hedge against risks from artificial intelligence.
Metaplanet has issued 0% interest bonds worth $10 million to purchase Bitcoin.
OKX has officially launched its U.S.-based crypto exchange and activated the OKX Wallet, with a regional office opened in San Jose, California.
Mantra CEO John Mullin announced that all team-held tokens will be burned in an effort to regain community trust after the sudden price drop of $OM.
Brazilian company Méliuz plans to expand its Bitcoin acquisition strategy further, with a shareholder meeting on May 6 to consider adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
On April 15, approximately 903 BTC were bought, while 8,750 ETH were sold.
Spot gold prices have surpassed $3,300 per ounce, marking a new all-time high.
Bitcoin's market dominance has reached a four-year high, while Ethereum’s share has declined.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has responded to the U.S.’s 245% tariff announcement, calling on Washington to clarify the issue and stop using threats and coercion.
Bitcoin is hovering around $85,000, and traders are optimistic it could rise to $90,000, driven by tariff news and global economic developments.
Jerome Powell: “Despite heightened uncertainty and risks, the U.S. economy remains strong.”
Panama City Council has approved the acceptance of crypto payments.
BlackRock has purchased an additional $13 million worth of Bitcoin today.
South Korean presidential candidate Hong Joon-pyo has pledged to ease crypto regulations like during the Trump era and to make blockchain a key national industry.
