The cryptocurrency topped $31,000 late last month, reaching the highest in a year. With the rally, the spread between prices for the Chicago-Mercantile Exchange (CME)-listed July futures contract and the now-expired (the-then front-month) June futures contract exploded to nearly $500, the highest gap since the bull market days of late 2021, according to data from charting platform TradingView.
Trump administration desires to purchase as a lot Bitcoin as attainable, Crypto Council’s Bo Hines reveals
Key Takeaways The Trump administration plans to accumulate Bitcoin utilizing budget-neutral strategies. Bitcoin is being positioned as a strategic asset...
