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#MUBARAK just rebounded from a low of $0.0414 to a high of $0.0606, printing a +46.3% rally in a smooth surge. With 816.79M volume fueling the move and a strong bullish structure forming, momentum is favoring the upside.

#BNB
In the cryptocurrency market, a "coin pair" refers to a trading pair of two cryptocurrencies, such as BNB (Binance Coin) and BTC (Bitcoin). It essentially means exchanging one cryptocurrency for another on an exchange. Traders use coin pairs to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, making it a core concept in crypto tradin

#Ethereum
In cryptocurrency trading, an "ETH coin pair" refers to a trading pair where Ethereum (ETH) is traded against another cryptocurrency or even a fiat currency. Examples include ETH/BTC (Ethereum vs. Bitcoin), ETH/USDT (Ethereum vs. Tether), and ETH/USDC (Ethereum vs. USD Coin). These pairs allow traders to buy or sell ETH against other assets and are crucial for price discovery, liquidity, and arbitrage opportunities. 

#MUBARAK The MUBARAK token is a cryptocurrency launched on a blockchain, drawing inspiration from a landmark $2 billion investment by an Abu Dhabi fund into a centralized exchange (CEX) in March 2025. For beginners, a CEX is like a digital marketplace where you can swap tokens like MUBARAK for other assets.

#btc
In the context of cryptocurrency trading, a "BTC pair" refers to a trading pair where Bitcoin (BTC) is used as the base currency against another cryptocurrency or asset. Essentially, it indicates the value of one cryptocurrency relative to Bitcoin. For example, in the BTC/ETH pair, the price shows how much Ethereum (ETH) is worth in terms of Bitcoin. 

$ETH
In the world of cryptocurrency trading, "ETH pairs" or "Ethereum pairs" refer to trading pairs where Ethereum (ETH) is the base currency and is traded against another digital asset. Essentially, these pairs allow traders to exchange ETH for other cryptocurrencies or stablecoins. 

$USDC
USD Coin (USDC) is a digital currency that is fully backed by U.S. dollar assets. USDC is a tokenized U.S. dollar, with the value of one USDC coin pegged as close to the value of one U.S. dollar as it can get. The value of USDC is designed to remain stable, making USDC a stablecoin.

#EthereumSecurityInitiative
The Ethereum Foundation (EF) has unveiled the Trillion-Dollar Security (1TS) initiative, a long-term plan to raise Ethereum’s security standards in line with its growing importance in global finance.

The Foundation said it aims to position Ethereum as a network capable of securely holding trillions of dollars in assets for individuals and institutions.

According to the Foundation, Ethereum’s future requires it to scale security to a point where billions of users can safely store $1,000 each on-chain. At the same time, it must also offer the infrastructure for organizations to confidently manage up to $1 trillion within a single smart contract or decentralized application.

#MastercardStablecoinCards
Mastercard is advancing the future of payments, finance and technology with new, global end-to-end stablecoin acceptance and payments capabilities. With increasing global regulatory clarity, stablecoins are evolving from crypto trading tools to essential solutions that bring efficiency and programmability to payments, disbursements, and remittances. Harnessing this potential, Mastercard is ensuring that people and businesses can make and receive stablecoin payments – anytime, anywhere. 

#MastercardStablecoinCards
Mastercard is advancing the future of payments, finance and technology with new, global end-to-end stablecoin acceptance and payments capabilities. With increasing global regulatory clarity, stablecoins are evolving from crypto trading tools to essential solutions that bring efficiency and programmability to payments, disbursements, and remittances. Harnessing this potential, Mastercard is ensuring that people and businesses can make and receive stablecoin payments – anytime, anywhere. 

Trading operations, in its broadest sense, encompasses the activities related to buying and selling goods or services, or in a more specific context, the execution of trades and the management of related transactions within a brokerage or financial institution. It involves the entire process, from placing orders to settling trades, and includes tasks like monitoring market conditions, managing risk, and ensuring compliance with regulations. 

Trading operations, in its broadest sense, encompasses the activities related to buying and selling goods or services, or in a more specific context, the execution of trades and the management of related transactions within a brokerage or financial institution. It involves the entire process, from placing orders to settling trades, and includes tasks like monitoring market conditions, managing risk, and ensuring compliance with regulations. 

#BinancePizza
In the spirit of Binance Pizza Day, where we celebrate the first-ever real-world transaction in crypto, both new and existing Square users may create a post on Binance Square with the hashtag #BinancePizza and the trade sharing widget to share with us any trade you make during the Activity Period. 

$BTC
A "trading pair" in cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, refers to a combination of two different cryptocurrencies or a cryptocurrency and a fiat currency that can be traded against each other on a digital currency exchange. It represents the exchange rate between the two assets, showing how much

#CryptoRegulation
Crypto regulations refer to the laws and guidelines enacted by governments to govern the development, trading, and use of digital assets like cryptocurrencies. These regulations vary significantly across jurisdictions, ranging from detailed rules supporting blockchain users to outright bans on crypto trading or use. 

$BTC
A "BTC pair" in cryptocurrency trading refers to a trading pair where Bitcoin (BTC) is used as one of the assets in the exchange. It signifies a trade where you're trading one cryptocurrency for Bitcoin, rather than using fiat currencies like dollars (USD) or euros (EUR). For example, ETH/BTC means you're trading Ethereum (ETH) for Bitcoin. 

#TrumpTariffs
During his second presidency, United States President Donald Trump enacted a series of steep protective tariffs affecting nearly all goods imported into the United States. Between January and April 2025,

$BTC
In cryptocurrency trading, a "Bitcoin pair" refers to a trading pair where Bitcoin (BTC) is one of the two cryptocurrencies or assets being traded against each other. These pairs represent the relationship between Bitcoin and another asset, such as an alternative cryptocurrency (altcoin), a stablecoin, or even a fiat currency. 

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks
I am delighted to speak to this distinguished group at today’s roundtable on tokenization.[1] Thank you to the panelists for participating today.

The topic of this afternoon’s discussion is timely as securities are increasingly migrating from traditional (or “off-chain”) databases to blockchain-based (or “on-chain”) ledger systems.

This movement of securities from off-chain to on-chain systems is akin to the transition of audio recordings from analog vinyl records to cassette tapes to digital software decades ago. The ability to easily encode audio in a digital file format, which could readily be transferred, modified, and stored, unlocked tremendous innovation within the music industry.[2] Audio was freed from its boundaries as a static, fixed-format creation. It suddenly was compatible and interoperable across a wide range of devices and applications. It could be combined, broken apart, and programmed to form entirely new products. This also led to the development of novel hardware devices and streaming content business models, greatly benefiting consumers and the American economy.[3]

#CryptoCPIWatch
U.S. CPI data release today could influence rate cut expectations, with markets now forecasting four Fed cuts in 2025, up from just one in January.

A softer-than-expected inflation report could fuel a Bitcoin rebound, while a hot CPI print may trigger further downside.

Bitcoin’s Technical Setup Points to Potential Reversal

Bitcoin (BTC) has suffered a sharp decline from its $100,000 high last month to below $80,000 this week, impacted by:

Wall Street’s risk-off sentiment due to Trump’s trade tariffs and recession fears.

Disappointment over Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, which did not include fresh BTC purchases.

Broader market concerns over interest rates and economic uncertainty.