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Circle Stock Price Sinks 20% as CRCL Hit by New U.S. Stablecoin Reward Curbs

Circle Stock Price Sinks 20% as CRCL Hit by New U.S. Stablecoin Reward Curbs

Circle Internet Group looked to regain its footing Wednesday morning. Shares of CRCL slid to $98.31 before settling at $101.17 on Tuesday—marking their steepest single-day fall since the listing. The stock ticked up a bit in premarket after the hit. Circle’s listing snaps a milestone: it’s the first big stablecoin issuer to go public in the U.S., which hands investors a direct look at a business long pegged to profit from regulatory clarity. Stablecoins, built to track a fixed value—typically one U.S. dollar—have USDC as their number two by market size, just behind Tether’s USDT.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Drops Below $69,000 as Iran Relief Rally Fades, Coinbase and Strategy Slide

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Drops Below $69,000 as Iran Relief Rally Fades, Coinbase and Strategy Slide

Bitcoin slid back under $69,000 on Tuesday, erasing nearly all of its earlier jump past $71,000. As the crypto retreated, shares of Coinbase and Strategy also slipped. By early afternoon in New York, bitcoin was changing hands at $68,970—down 2.8% from the previous close after peaking at $71,313 earlier. Ether dropped 1.9%. Coinbase tumbled 11.3%, with Strategy off 2.7%. The reversal drove home the point: bitcoin is still behaving much like a risk asset, not a geopolitical haven. When investors grow more cautious, it drops—when they’re feeling bold, it climbs. Monday’s bounce followed President Donald Trump’s five-day pause on planned Iranian power plant strikes. But sentiment faded. Tehran refused talks with Washington, and oil pushed back above $100 a barrel on Tuesday.
XRP Price Today: XRP Rebounds Above $1.40 After Trump’s Iran Pause, but the Bounce Looks Fragile

XRP Price Today: XRP Rebounds Above $1.40 After Trump’s Iran Pause, but the Bounce Looks Fragile

XRP pushed past $1.40 on Monday after President Donald Trump announced a five-day delay on planned U.S. strikes targeting Iranian energy infrastructure, a move that took the edge off the earlier jolt to crypto and other riskier assets. Coinbase listed XRP at roughly $1.44; data from Investing.com pegged Monday’s trading in a band from $1.3621 to $1.4432. The shift signals XRP is following the broader market vibe rather than reacting to anything directly tied to XRP. Bitcoin hovered just above $71,040 and ether was roughly $2,151—both climbing a bit over 3% for the day. The uptick tracked the bounce across U.S. stocks after the Iran reprieve.
23 March 2026
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Nears $71,000 After Trump Delays Iran Strikes

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Nears $71,000 After Trump Delays Iran Strikes

Bitcoin clawed its way back near $71,000 on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a five-day postponement of strikes targeting Iranian power plants, unwinding some of the morning’s rush out of risk assets. The cryptocurrency last traded up 3.3% at $70,989, having earlier dipped to $67,436. Bitcoin followed the broader markets Monday, rather than moving on its own. After Trump’s reprieve, Brent crude tumbled roughly 8%, and global equities bounced off a four-month low—crypto joined the rally.
XRP Price Today: Why the Token Gave Back Its Week’s Jump and Settled Near $1.44

XRP Price Today: Why the Token Gave Back Its Week’s Jump and Settled Near $1.44

XRP hovered near $1.44 to $1.45 on Saturday, giving up ground after jumping to roughly $1.54 Tuesday. That early push fizzled fast, and the token slipped toward the bottom of this week’s band. XRP’s snapback stands out, especially after regulators handed the token a boost earlier this week. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s latest framework labeled XRP a digital commodity—effectively slotting it in as more commodity than security—but traders zeroed in on rising rate pressure and renewed inflation jitters after the oil shock.
21 March 2026
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Slips Below $70,000 as Oil Shock, ETF Outflows Pressure Crypto Stocks

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Slips Below $70,000 as Oil Shock, ETF Outflows Pressure Crypto Stocks

Bitcoin dropped under $70,000 on Friday, holding close to that mark into the afternoon in New York. Higher oil prices and fresh inflation concerns have pressured risk assets. The coin was recently quoted at $69,833, after falling as low as $69,459 earlier in the day—its third daily decline in a row. This shift comes as investors dial back their bets on U.S. rate cuts. With the Federal Reserve and other big central banks leaving rates unchanged this week, futures pricing now suggests the Fed won’t ease until at least mid-2027. Treasury yields climbed, stocks dropped.
Bitcoin Price Today Near $70,600; BTC Forecast Hinges on $74,000 as ETF Inflows Return

Bitcoin Price Today Near $70,600; BTC Forecast Hinges on $74,000 as ETF Inflows Return

Bitcoin slipped to around $70,600 Saturday, giving up gains after failing to push past $74,000 late Friday. Still, it stayed above pre-Iran conflict levels. The cryptocurrency was last at $70,587, off roughly 0.9% for the day, after an earlier high of $71,470 and a swift drop from Friday’s $73,838 peak. Fresh capital continues to pour into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs—giving investors a way into bitcoin without owning the underlying token—even as the Federal Reserve approaches its March 17-18 meeting and oil holds north of $100 a barrel. The focus has zeroed in on the $73,000 to $74,000 range, where traders are probing whether institutional buying will finally punch through a ceiling that’s held for the past two weeks.
14 March 2026
Strategy Stock (MSTR) Climbs as Bitcoin Tops $73,000 After Fresh $1.28 Billion Buy

Strategy Stock (MSTR) Climbs as Bitcoin Tops $73,000 After Fresh $1.28 Billion Buy

Strategy Inc climbed roughly 1.7% to $139.67 on Friday, after earlier peaking at $147.24, with bitcoin’s jump past $73,000 once again lighting a fire under crypto-related stocks. Traders zeroed in on the company after it revealed a fresh $1.28 billion bitcoin purchase just four days ago. It’s significant at this stage: Strategy holds 738,731 bitcoin, making MSTR perhaps the most obvious listed vehicle for exposure to the token. When new money flows into bitcoin, MSTR shares can feel it fast—particularly while the market is still working through the latest stock- and preferred-share backed acquisition.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Rally Near $74,000 Fades as Coinbase, Strategy Stocks Climb

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Rally Near $74,000 Fades as Coinbase, Strategy Stocks Climb

Bitcoin climbed close to $74,000 on Friday before pulling back to around $71,800 by midday in New York, as news of new U.S. military activity in the Middle East quickly erased much of the rally. Even with the drop, shares tied to crypto—Coinbase and Strategy among them—still closed higher in U.S. trading. Bitcoin’s swing stands out, with the token acting like a macro proxy once more. Investors parsed January’s Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index—the Federal Reserve’s favored inflation metric—which landed right on expectations. Oil, meanwhile, held above $100 per barrel.
Coinbase launches regulated crypto futures in 26 European countries as derivatives race heats up

Coinbase launches regulated crypto futures in 26 European countries as derivatives race heats up

Coinbase Global on Monday started offering regulated futures trading to eligible users in 26 European countries, stepping up its efforts to expand beyond spot crypto trading. The contracts are available via the exchange’s Cyprus-regulated investment arm, according to Coinbase. This shift is significant at a time when Coinbase has ramped up its push into areas beyond its main trading operations, following last month's unexpected quarterly loss that was driven by sluggish trading volumes. Over in Europe, investors are keeping an eye on how regulators will handle new crypto products under current investor-protection frameworks.
Coinbase stock jumps as Bitcoin tops $73,000 after Trump jabs banks over crypto rules

Coinbase stock jumps as Bitcoin tops $73,000 after Trump jabs banks over crypto rules

Coinbase Global rallied 16% on Wednesday, with bitcoin powering ahead more than 8% to $73,857 by the afternoon. The surge followed a Truth Social post from U.S. President Donald Trump, who took aim at big banks and called on Congress to advance crypto-focused legislation. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, fielding questions on stablecoin regulation, didn’t mince words: “If you are going to be holding balances and paying interest, that’s the bank. You should be regulated like a bank.” The rally is grabbing attention as crypto traders toggle between jitters sparked by war and a fresh push from Washington to clarify industry rules. Trump’s latest move cuts straight into the ongoing lobbying battle over whether crypto platforms should get the green light to pay rewards on stablecoins — those digital tokens pegged, typically, to the U.S. dollar.
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