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Cryptocurrencies dropped on the news that Kevin Warsh will be the next Federal Reserve chair.

This week’s jobs report could come with a shock, lawmakers contend with another government shutdown, Bitcoin hits 10-month low, and more news to start your day.

Markets are pricing for higher rates. That’s not what the president had planned.

The largest cryptocurrency had shed more than 12% in the past four days as of Saturday, and the weakness spilled over into Sunday.

Lieutenants to an Abu Dhabi royal secretly signed a deal with the Trump family to purchase a 49% stake in their cryptocurrency venture, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing company documents and people familiar with the matter.

After ending Friday at $83,817 Bitcoin fell 7% to $78,092 by Saturday evening.

Cryptocurrencies have been battered in recent weeks

The prevailing wisdom in the market has been that the spectacular surges in precious metals prices have come at cryptocurrencies’ expense.

The two agencies, which have historically sparred over jurisdictional boundaries, say they will work together on the Project Crypto initiative SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced last summer.

The price of Bitcoin and gold are moving in opposite directions.

Gold and silver prices rise again on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar.

The price of Bitcoin will continue to take its cue from the greenback.

The price of Bitcoin has lagged behind gold and silver in 2026

The prospect of another government shutdown may put Bitcoin under more pressure.

Bitcoin has lost its edge over more traditional safe havens like gold

The crypto start-up’s IPO values it at about $2 billion. How it does could determine what other start-ups do.

Trump cancels Greenland tariff threats, Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Trump’s bid to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, Amazon hits back at Walmart with planned megastore, and more news to start your day.

Cryptocurrencies got a shot in the arm after President Trump said he would not impose trade tariffs on eight European countries over Greenland.

Bitcoin suffered another leg down after risk-off sentiment continues to hobble cryptos.

The threat of a U.S.-EU trade war over Greenland has weighed on cryptocurrency prices.

The exchange is seeking regulatory approval for what it calls a “tokenized securities platform.” Here’s what that means.

Bitcoin fell after President Donald Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on NATO allies

The lease could be worth up to $1 billion if Advanced Micro Devices exercises its extension options.

Crypto-related stocks were higher early Friday after slumping in the previous session.