#BTC That line means Bitcoin was the first major cryptocurrency — it proved that decentralized money could actually work. After Bitcoin’s success, hundreds (now thousands) of other cryptocurrencies were created, like Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and more. Without Bitcoin, the whole crypto industry (exchanges, NFTs, DeFi, Web3) might not even exist.
Dogecoin (DOGE) recently made a technical move that caught the attention of many traders. After creating an ascending triangle pattern, the meme coin reached a significant resistance level of approximately $0.168.
Supply and demand data suggest that buyers currently show remarkable commitment due to the formation of a positive chart pattern. According to crypto analysts, since DOGE’s price is trading near $0.1820, bulls may drive it toward breaking the $0.20 ceiling
$USDC Tether bases its foundation on blockchain technology, like all crypto assets. However, they differ as these tokens get funded by an equivalent quantity of a currency (for example, US dollars) while being dubbed a ‘stable coin.’ A stable coin works in tandem with the traditional money issued by banks, such as USD, Japanese Yen, and Euros. One Tether token is fixed at USD 1, and both are equally valuable as they represent a 1:1 ratio. Tether tokens were first traded in February 2015 and developed by a crypto exchange known as ‘Bitfinex. Initially, the token traded under ‘RealCoin,’ which was then renamed ‘Tether,’ as we know it today. It is essential to know that though Tether holds an equivalent value to fiat currency, it cannot be exchanged for cash itself and can be traded only in the digital world.
#WhiteHouseCryptoSummit Trump’s White House Crypto Summit: Confirmed attendees so far More than 20 key industry leaders are heading to the first White House Crypto Summit after US President Donald Trump ordered the establishment of separate Bitcoin and crypto reserves. As US President Donald Trump prepares to host the first White House Crypto Summit on March 7, more than 20 key industry leaders have been confirmed as attendees.
The roundtable, scheduled from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm UTC, is expected to include more than 25 participants, including members of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett.
As of Friday morning, Terrett reported that at least 22 crypto executives and two White House representatives had confirmed their attendance.
“Unclear as of now who aside from Bo Hines and David Sacks will be in attendance, but if you go back to Trump’s executive order, the presidential working group also includes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Attorney General Pam Bondi, the SEC chair, the CFTC chair and others,” Terrett wrote.
The list of confirmed crypto executives so far The list of crypto executives and government attendees confirmed as of March 6 at 9:00 pm UTC includes the following:
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#TrumpCongressSpeech According to the latest development, former US President and also a candidate in the new election, Donald Trump, introduced himself to his supporters as the “crypto president.”
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump introduced himself as a cryptocurrency champion at a fundraiser in San Francisco today and criticized Democratic efforts to regulate the industry.
Trump raised $12 million at an event hosted by tech venture capitalists David Sacks and Chamath Palihapitiya at Sacks’ home in the upscale Pacific Heights neighborhood, according to three sources who were there.
“Trump said he would be the crypto president,” said Trevor Traina, a San Francisco-based technology executive and Trump’s former ambassador to Austria.
According to Republican National Committee member Harmeet Dhillon, Trump emphasized the importance of cryptocurrencies and declared his strong support for the industry.
However, Dhillon noted that Trump did not provide specific details about his proposed crypto policy.
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