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1Bitget Daily Digest (April 7) | Trump remarks on the market: "Sometimes you have to take medicine", Elon Musk blasts chief trade adviser Peter Navarro2Ethereum (ETH) Tanks to March 2023 Levels as ETH/BTC Ratio Plummets to 5-Year Low3Urgent Warning: Soaring Credit Spreads Threaten Bitcoin’s Bull Run – Are You Prepared?


XRP Bounces from Key Support – But Familiar Fractal Raises Bearish Concerns
CoinsProbe·2025/04/08 07:22

$2T fake tariff news pump shows ‘market is ready to ape’
Markets rallied after mainstream media outlets shared a fake news story about a three-month tariff pause, and some say this is a good sign.
Cointelegraph·2025/04/08 07:10

In the last 48 hours, the Musk-themed meme coin RFC surged by 200%. Could RFC become the next DOGE?
In 35 days, there were 22 interactions. Musk really «loves» this meme concept, doesn't he?
BlockBeats·2025/04/08 06:24

U.S. Tariff Truce Fiasco: BTC Flash Crashes Below $81K, May Rate Cut Expectation Soars
A Trump slip of the tongue upends the global market, with Bitcoin surging and then falling, US stocks experiencing huge volatility, and Fed rate cut expectations gaining momentum.
BlockBeats·2025/04/08 03:39

How Low Can Ethereum Price Go in April? Crash Fears Grip Crypto Investors
Cryptoticker·2025/04/08 02:44

How Low Can Bitcoin Price Go in the Next 7 Days? Market Panic Signals Breakdown
Cryptoticker·2025/04/08 02:44

$106 Million In Ethereum Liquidated: Crypto Whale Erased By The Ongoing Storm
Cointribune·2025/04/07 22:55

Conor McGregor's REAL Token: A Resounding Failure
Cointribune·2025/04/07 22:55

The CAC 40 Below 6900 Points: Geopolitical Tensions Weigh Heavily On The Market
Cointribune·2025/04/07 22:55
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- 10:34The U.S. Department of Justice revokes the cryptocurrency department, Trump further relaxes regulation on digital assetsPANews reported on April 8th, according to Fortune Magazine, that the U.S. Department of Justice notified its employees on Monday evening that it is dissolving a department specifically responsible for cryptocurrency-related investigations. In a four-page memo reviewed by Fortune Magazine, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced this decision, stating: "The Department of Justice is not a digital asset regulatory agency. However, the previous administration used the Department of Justice to implement a strategy of reckless regulation through prosecution." Blanche is the second-ranking official in the Department of Justice and was also Trump's defense attorney during his 2024 criminal trial. He wrote that as part of the efforts made by the DOJ to comply with Trump's January executive order on digital assets, The National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET) will be "immediately" dissolved; this order aims to "establish regulatory clarity for this industry". As part of Monday's memo, Blanche instructed DOJ employees to focus on "prosecuting those who harm digital asset investors", rather than pursuing cases involving cryptocurrency exchanges like Tornado Cash mixers and offline wallets.
- 10:06A certain whale has increased its holdings by 3.28 million Fartcoin, with an average purchase price of $0.58 USDOdaily Planet Daily reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, in the past 7 hours, a certain whale spent 17,516 SOL, about 1.89 million USD to buy 3.28 million Fartcoin at an average purchase price of $0.58 per coin.
- 10:03Data: Currently, 25.8% of the Bitcoin supply is in a state of lossBlockBeats reports that on April 8, according to data from CryptoQuant, currently 25.8% of the Bitcoin supply (5,124,348BTC) is in a state of loss.