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Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading marginally above $64,000, having challenged it throughout the most of the morning's trading in Asia.

Bitcoin's price has dropped in anticipation of its April 20 halving and the Fed's anticipated rate-cut pause in May as the US dollar gains momentum.

According to a recent survey, Ethereum has emerged as the most frequently reported victim of blockchain breaches in 2024, with 33 incidences.

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.

The CEO of Crypto.com predicted that half of Bitcoin will be a buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news kind of occurrence. Price volatility may result in the short term, but overall benefits would accrue over time.

Whales of Ethereum (ETH) have started buying in bulk, with huge wallet holders amassing sizable holdings of the cryptocurrency. This action is a reaction to the recent decrease that most cryptocurrencies had over the weekend, including ETH.