Cryptocurrency Market Surges on Trump Presidency: Here Are 5 Worth Buying Now
Looking to ride the crypto wave? Look no further than these five gems.
Looking to ride the crypto wave? Look no further than these five gems.
Chinese cryptocurrency personality Justin Sun, founder of the blockchain Tron, said he invested US$30 million in US president-elect Donald Trump's cryptocurrency project, as the controversial entrepreneur returns to making high-profile moves amid bitcoin's historic climb. Sun earlier this week bought US$30 million worth of WLFI, the crypto token of Trump's World Liberty Financial project, becoming the token's largest holder, according to data on blockchain analytics platforms. "The US is becomin
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BTC's rally has stalled since Friday for several reasons, including waning demand at record prices.The AUD/JPY pair has turned lower, hinting at a broad-based risk aversion amid the talk of a BOJ rate hike in December.A similar set-up in the yen rocked the global markets, including cryptocurrencies, in late July-early August this year.
A threat of new tariffs from President-elect Donald Trump has Wall Street telling clients this may only be the beginning of a new era for US trade policy.
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