Crypto Morning Brief: Bitcoin Breaks Through $70,000, Kraken Granted Access to Fed's Core Payment System
Crypto Daily: Bitcoin Surpasses $70,000, Kraken Gains Access to Fed Payment System
Key market developments include Bitcoin breaking $70,000 and Kraken becoming the first crypto company approved to access the Federal Reserve’s core payment system.
In U.S. economic updates, February ADP employment rose to 63,000, exceeding expectations. President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chair; Warsh has previously expressed that Bitcoin is better suited as a store of value than a currency. Major U.S. regulators submitted a crypto industry oversight plan to the White House.
Notable industry moves: Coinbase launched stock trading with extended hours, Backpack introduced on-chain IPO subscriptions on Solana, and Sui’s native stablecoin USDsui went live, with yields benefiting the Sui ecosystem.
Corporate Bitcoin strategies clarified: MARA Holdings denied plans to sell its 53,822 BTC, while Chinese firm JZXN announced intent to acquire 10,000 BTC despite its small market cap. Venture firm a16z is raising $2 billion for its fifth crypto fund.
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Amid traditional market declines, cryptocurrencies demonstrated resilience, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as digital gold in uncertain geopolitical climates.
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