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#CryptoRoundTableRemarks Commissioner Crenshaw: Tokenization could be misunderstood
SEC Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw pointed out that tokenization could be misunderstood or misapplied, and its definition is crucial for regulatory clarity. “What exactly are we trying to build?” she asked, urging the industry to be clear on whether tokenization refers to digital representations of assets or a whole new system of trading.
She reiterated that the SEC needs to safeguard all investors, rather than merely act on tech waves. “Let’s make sure that whatever we are considering gets co-opted by the market participants,” she said. What this means is that regulators ought to tread with care and promote only tested innovations that are commonly useful.

$BTC Corporations and companies are the largest net buyers of Bitcoin this year, surpassing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and retail investors, according to new research.

Companies like Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, have purchased more Bitcoin
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€93,174
this year than any other category of investors, with a total corporate holding growth of 157,000 BTC, valued at around $16 billion at current prices, according to the Bitcoin investment firm, River.

Strategy accounts for 77% of the group's growth, the firm reported on X on May 12, before adding that it's not just large companies.

“We are seeing businesses from all industries registering with River. They are aligned with Bitcoin and how it can change their future,” the firm noted.

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Bitcoin, Ethereum: how much will prices rise in dollars after the new surge

Bitcoin celebrates a new high since February, spreading optimism to the market. Meanwhile, Ethereum seeks to reclaim the $3,000 mark.

By Victor Zapata



Digital Economy

09.05.2025 • 06:07hs • Digital Economy

     

Bitcoin enthusiasts are smiling again. The most important cryptocurrency surpasses the $103,000 barrier, its highest price since February. Global optimism, fueled by news of trade agreements and expectations surrounding the U.S. economy, is the tailwind that the crypto market needs to aim for new valuations.

The outlook includes other important and lagging assets. With a vigorous advance of over 9% this Thursday, Ethereum is launching to conquer a crucial resistance at the $2,000 mark. Its most recent performance triggered a reactivation of its traditional synchronization with Bitcoin, a pattern that iProUP anticipated in its previous analysis.

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Bitcoin, Ethereum: how much will prices rise in dollars after the new surge

Bitcoin celebrates a new high since February, spreading optimism throughout the market. Meanwhile, Ethereum seeks to reclaim the $3,000 mark

By Víctor Zapata



Digital Economy

09.05.2025 • 06:07hs • Digital Economy

     

Bitcoin enthusiasts are smiling again. The most important cryptocurrency surpasses the barrier of $103,000, its highest price since February. Global optimism, driven by news of trade agreements and expectations regarding the U.S. economy, is the tailwind that the crypto market needs to aim for new valuations.

The outlook includes other important and lagging assets. With a vigorous advance of over 9% this Thursday, Ethereum is launching to conquer a crucial resistance at the $2,000 mark. Its most recent performance triggered a reactivation of its traditional synchronization with Bitcoin, a pattern that iProUP anticipated in its previous analysis.

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Bitcoin, Ethereum: how much will prices rise in dollars after the new surge
Bitcoin celebrates a new high since February, spreading optimism in the market. Meanwhile, Ethereum seeks to reclaim the $3,000 mark
By Víctor Zapata
The day has come and 1 Bitcoin is worth 100,000 dollars: why it's worth buying and the other crypto that will make a leap
Digital Economy
09.05.2025 • 06:07am • Digital Economy
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Bitcoiners are smiling again. The most important cryptocurrency surpasses the barrier of $103,000, its highest quote since February. Global optimism, fueled by news of trade agreements and expectations surrounding the U.S. economy, is the tailwind the crypto market needs to aim for new valuations.

The outlook includes other important and lagging assets. With a vigorous advance of over 9% this Thursday, Ethereum is launching into the conquest of a crucial resistance at the $2,000 mark. Its most recent performance triggered a reactivation of its traditional synchronicity with Bitcoin, a pattern that iProUP anticipated in its previous analysis.

#BTCBackto100K Bitcoin hit a daily high of $99,222.22 in the early hours of May 8, its highest price since March.  Reflecting a 2.70% increase in the last 24 hours, the present price hovers at $98,950. This action violates the long-standing resistance at $99,000—a level that has been tried many times over the last three months without success.

Market activity has also been significantly increased by the unexpected upward surge. Indicating considerable interest and renewed involvement from both retail and institutional traders, over 17,400 BTC exchanged hands in the last 24 hours. Many see this increase as a possible lead-up to Bitcoin’s next key milestone: the $100,000 mark, therefore attitude has changed dramatically.

#BTCBreaks99K Bitcoin hit a daily high of $99,222.22 in the early hours of May 8, its highest price since March.  Reflecting a 2.70% increase in the last 24 hours, the present price hovers at $98,950. This action violates the long-standing resistance at $99,000—a level that has been tried many times over the last three months without success.

Market activity has also been significantly increased by the unexpected upward surge. Indicating considerable interest and renewed involvement from both retail and institutional traders, over 17,400 BTC exchanged hands in the last 24 hours. Many see this increase as a possible lead-up to Bitcoin’s next key milestone: the $100,000 mark, therefore attitude has changed dramatically.

$USDC Ripple, the company behind the cryptocurrency XRP, reportedly attempted to acquire Circle, the issuer of the stablecoin USDC, for a multimillion-dollar sum.

However, the offer was reportedly rejected, according to sources close to the negotiations. The information was revealed by Bloomberg, which cited people familiar with the matter.

Ripple reportedly attempted to acquire Circle for a multimillion-dollar figure.
The acquisition of Circle, which was said to range between $4 billion and $5 billion, would have represented a key strategic move for Ripple, allowing it to expand its presence in the stablecoin market, an increasingly relevant segment within the crypto ecosystem.

Circle, for its part, remains focused on

$BTC Bitcoin regains its bullish tone. This Thursday, the pioneering cryptocurrency has once again surpassed the psychological barrier of $100,000, a level it first reached in its history last December and last touched in early February. This fluctuation in its price has a name and surname responsible: Donald Trump. Investors are beginning to glimpse a moderation in the president's tariff fury. On Saturday, delegations from the US and China will meet in Geneva (Switzerland) to discuss tariffs and, presumably, ease tensions. In addition, Trump announced on his social media a 'great trade agreement' with the United Kingdom to mitigate the impact of the tariffs. The president has promised that this pact will be 'the first of many'.

$TRUMP The representative Maxine Waters, a senior member of the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC), led Democratic lawmakers out of a joint hearing on digital assets in response to what she called "the corruption of the President of the United States" regarding cryptocurrencies.

During a joint hearing on May 6 of the HFSC and the House Agriculture Committee, Representative Waters stood up while addressing Republican leaders, stating her intention to block proceedings due to Donald Trump's corruption, "cryptocurrency ownership," and oversight of government agencies. The chairman of the digital assets subcommittee, Bryan Steil, apparently taking advantage of a loophole in the committee's rules, said that Republican lawmakers would continue with the event as a "roundtable" instead of a hearing.

$TRUMP Representative Maxine Waters, senior member of the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC), led Democratic lawmakers out of a joint hearing on digital assets in response to what she called "the corruption of the President of the United States" regarding cryptocurrencies.

In a joint hearing on May 6th of the HFSC and the House Agriculture Committee, Representative Waters stood firm as she addressed Republican leaders, stating her intention to block proceedings due to Donald Trump's corruption, "ownership of cryptocurrencies," and oversight by government agencies. The chair of the digital assets subcommittee, Bryan Steil, seemingly taking advantage of a loophole in the committee rules, said that Republican lawmakers would proceed with the event as a "roundtable" instead of a hearing.

$TRUMP Representative Maxine Waters, a senior member of the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC), led Democratic lawmakers out of a joint hearing on digital assets in response to what she called "the corruption of the President of the United States" in relation to cryptocurrencies.

In a joint hearing on May 6 of the HFSC and the House Agriculture Committee, Representative Waters stood up as she addressed Republican leaders, stating that she intended to block the proceedings due to the corruption of Donald Trump, the "ownership of cryptocurrencies," and oversight of government agencies. The chairman of the digital assets subcommittee, Bryan Steil, apparently taking advantage of a loophole in the committee's rules, said that Republican lawmakers would continue with the event as a "roundtable" instead of a hearing.

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#BTCPrediction The recent tremor in global financial markets, where both traditional and digital assets felt the impact of uncertainty equally, left a clear message for the crypto ecosystem: its growing resilience.

An analysis of the Nasdaq Crypto IndexTM (NCITM) reveals that, following disruptive events such as the 2023 U.S. banking crisis or the trade tensions of last April, cryptocurrencies demonstrated a surprising agility to rebound, even outperforming the S&P 500 and gold.

This behavior is not attributable to the magic wand of the goddess fortune, but rather the manifestation of a profound transformation that, according to a report by the firm Hashdex, is redefining the role of Bitcoin in the global economy.

$BTC The recent tremor in global financial markets, where traditional and digital assets equally felt the impact of uncertainty, left a clear message for the crypto ecosystem: its growing resilience.

An analysis of the Nasdaq Crypto IndexTM (NCITM) reveals that, following disruptive events such as the 2023 US banking crisis or the tariff tensions from last April, cryptocurrencies demonstrated a surprising agility to bounce back, even outperforming the S&P 500 and gold.

This behavior is not attributable to the magic wand of the goddess of fortune, but rather the manifestation of a profound transformation that, according to a report by the firm Hashdex, is redefining the role of Bitcoin in the global economy.

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#AppleCryptoUpdate A U.S. court's decision forces Apple to end its restrictive payment policies, granting cryptocurrency developers new freedom on iOS. Industry experts label the move as 'enormously optimistic' for the integration of Web3 and NFTs.

In a historic decision with significant implications for the cryptocurrency industry, Apple has been found to have intentionally violated a 2021 antitrust court order, with the court ordering immediate changes to its restrictive in-app payment rules. The decision, issued on April 30 by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in the ongoing legal battle between Apple and Epic Games, forces the tech giant to stop blocking developers from linking to external payment options, including those powered by cryptocurrencies.