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In a significant shift, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are poised to play a central role in an American Presidential Election cycle for the first time.

Circle, a stablecoin issuer, intends to shift its legal headquarters from the Republic of Ireland to the United States. According to a report from Bloomberg on Wednesday, the company has filed court documents for this relocation.

David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine, has announced his collaboration with Donald Trump's campaign to develop a pro-crypto policy framework aimed at influencing the future of digital assets in the United States.

The creators of the privacy-focused Wasabi Wallet, zkSNACKs, have chosen to limit access to their services for users in the United States due to recent legal actions and governmental scrutiny.

rypto fans are anticipating the introduction of spot exchange-traded funds linked to Bitcoin in Hong Kong tomorrow with great anticipation, and the ETF craze is still going strong.

Phoenix Wallet, a Bitcoin wallet developed by the Bitcoin technology company ACINQ, has declared that it would stop serving users in the United States. The wallet operator stated in a recent post on X that it will take Phoenix Wallet out of the United States app stores on May 3.

Even though the statistic is rarely mentioned in the media, it is probably not shocking that the so-called "crypto winter" had a major, if uneven, effect on the total number of cryptocurrency ATMs still in operation worldwide.

The bail request of Tigran Gambaryan, the CEO of Binance who is now being jailed at the Kuje detention center, was delayed by a Nigerian court. The commissioner for the economy and financial crimes filed an application with Justice Emeka Nwite, the head of the Federal High Court in Abuja, requesting an extension of time to provide a thorough answer to the charges that Gambaryan's attorney had added to his defense.

TradeStation Crypto, a business that has recently secured numerous regulatory licenses throughout the majority of the United States, has been bought by Kraken. The cryptocurrency exchange increases its footprint in the US in this way.

In response to a perceived lack of worldwide clarity on stablecoin regulations, the two biggest digital dollar suppliers have taken different approaches. Circle is appealing to US lawmakers for assistance, while Tether is going after fraud and money laundering head-on.

As it seems that the United States has dissuaded Israel from launching a counterattack, the market has moved past worries of tensions between Iran and Israel intensifying.

A trading frenzy is set off by the U.S. approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, which prepares the ground for Asia's growing institutional interest.