Bitcoin News and Finance: What You Need to Know

Cardano ended a two-day losing streak on Monday, as the token moved closer to a two-month high to start the week. Cryptocurrency markets were mostly lower in today’s session, with the global market cap down 0.36% as of writing. Bitcoin cash also climbed, hitting a ten-day high. Cardano ( ADA ) Cardano ( ADA ) snapped a two-day losing streak to start the week, despite the global market cap mostly consolidating on Monday. Following a low of $0.3729 on Sunday, ADA /USD surged to an intraday high of $0.4035 earlier in today’s session. Today’s move saw cardano near Friday’s high of $0.4093, which was its highest point since mid-February. Looking at the chart, the climb in price coincided with the relative strength index (RSI) moving towards a ceiling of its own at 60.00. At the time of writing, the index is tracking at 58.91, after moving away from a floor at 56.00. Should price strength move past the upcoming ceiling at 60.00, then there is a strong chance ADA will recapture a fre

Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic senator from Massachusetts, has recently launched a political campaign against cryptocurrencies as she seeks a third term in office in 2024. In a recent interview on “Meet the Press Reports” with NBC’s Chuck Todd, Warren likened buying bitcoin to “buying air.” Despite her stated distrust of banks, Warren told the show host that as far as central bank digital currency (CBDC) is concerned, she thinks “it’s time for us to move in that direction.” Warren Compares Buying Bitcoin to ‘Buying Air,’ Says It’s Time to Move in the CBDC Direction The Democratic senator from Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren, has been vocal about her skepticism of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin ( BTC ), citing risks and negative environmental impacts associated with bitcoin mining. Moreover, Warren recently attributed the liquidation of Silvergate Bank to “crypto risk.” During a recent interview with Chuck Todd on “Meet the Press Reports,” Warren reiterated her distaste for b

Bitcoin started the week consolidating above the $28,000 level, as markets prepare for a big week of U.S. economic data. The headline will be this Friday’s nonfarm payrolls, which are expected to fall to 238,000 jobs. Ethereum remains above $1,800 as of writing. Bitcoin Bitcoin ( BTC ) started the week consolidating around the $28,000 level, as volatility in crypto markets remained high. Following a low of $27,607.67 earlier in today’s session, BTC /USD rose to a peak at $28,475.62 as the day progressed. The move saw bitcoin move closer to a recent resistance level at $28,500, which was broken over the weekend. Bitcoin chart by TradingView Recent price consolidation comes as the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) failed to move beyond a ceiling at 65.00. As of writing, the index is tracking at 62.00, which is also a key point of support for traders. Overall, the world’s largest cryptocurrency is now trading 1.46% higher than at the same time last week. Ethereum Ethe

Worldcoin, a project co-founded by Sam Altman, who is also a co-founder of artificial intelligence (AI) startup Openai, announced the launch of World ID, a digital proof of personhood ID protocol. The protocol allows for an AI-resistant verification of humanness online, using a device called the orb to scan the iris of each person for verification. Worldcoin Launches Iris-Based World ID Humannness Verification System To Counter AI Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency token project that was co-founded by Sam Altman, co-founder of Openai, has launched World ID, an AI-resistant protocol that will allow the verification of the identity of humans online through iris scan The project, which mentioned this launch enables a nongovernment universal basic income (UBI) obtained through AI means and distributed via digital currencies, argues that the rise of AI models that can pass or almost pass the Turing test determines the need for more innovative protocols to determine the “humanness” of a being.

The government of India has announced that it will facilitate the settlement of international transactions using its national currency, the rupee. As part of its foreign trading policy framework implemented on April 1, the country introduced this measure to facilitate payments for countries experiencing a U.S. dollar crush. India to Offer Rupee-Based Settlement Options for International Commerce India’s government is introducing new settlement methods apart from the U.S. dollar for international commerce. The new foreign trade policy guidance , which was implemented on April 1, includes a new option of settling payments in Indian rupees, giving countries facing a U.S. dollar crush a way to continue trading with the country. The new directive would be directed to help countries like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Egypt, which are facing difficulties in obtaining U.S. dollars to keep bartering goods with India. Commerce secretary Sunil Barthwal stated that this measure would help disast