Bitcoin (BTC) recently experienced a significant price correction, dropping from its all-time high above $73,000 to an intraday low of $64,620 on March 17th. This sudden pullback has left investors questioning whether this is just a temporary setback or a sign of a more bearish future. Analysts have pointed to declining profitability and a decrease
China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China, recently released a digital yuan service guide aimed at assisting foreign visitors in making contactless payments with e-CNY. This move is designed to enhance the convenience and efficiency of financial transactions for international tourists exploring China. The official “e-CNY” app, available for download on the App Store
Singapore’s recent budget statement for Fiscal Year 2024 highlighted a significant investment of S$2 billion towards enhancing its digital economy. This investment signifies the country’s strong push towards financial innovation and digital asset integration. The move is set to fortify Singapore’s position as a leading fintech hub in Asia. The injection of S$2 billion into
The Ethereum price has recently experienced a downward correction, falling below the $3,650 support level. This correction has been attributed to the overall bearish trend in the cryptocurrency market, similar to Bitcoin’s decrease in value. However, Ethereum is currently showing signs of a recovery wave, with the price attempting to climb back above the $3,500