News/FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | April 30, 2025

FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | April 30, 2025

2025-04-30 03:46:55

Trump’s Trade Policy Brings Strategic Uncertainty, Says U.S. Treasury Secretary

On April 29, U.S. Treasury Secretary Brainerd referred to Trump’s trade policy as “strategic uncertainty,” suggesting it could be advantageous in negotiations. He noted that upcoming trade deal announcements will help clarify market conditions and gradually narrow the current range of uncertainty.

 

U.S. Commerce Secretary Commits to Advancing Bitcoin Mining Sector

On April 29, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick pledged full support for advancing the domestic Bitcoin mining industry, emphasizing strong government commitment to its growth.

 

Glassnode: Short-Term Holders Reemerge as Bitcoin’s Hot Capital Rises Sharply

As Bitcoin prices climb, speculative capital is flooding the market. Recently moved supply is rising, short-term holders are reactivating, and hot capital has nearly doubled in five weeks—surging over 90% in the past week alone, now approaching $40 billion.

 

Mastercard Rolls Out Stablecoin Payments Across 150 Million Merchant Locations

Mastercard introduced a stablecoin payment solution that allows 150 million merchants globally to accept digital currency payments. Collaborating with Nuvei, Circle, and Paxos, Mastercard aims to create a frictionless payment ecosystem. Chief Product Officer Jorn Lambert highlighted stablecoins' potential to simplify transactions and improve global business efficiency.

 

Crypto Market Loses $537 Billion Within 100 Days of Trump Taking Office

On April 29, CoinGecko data showed that the total cryptocurrency market cap rebounded to $3.084 trillion. However, compared to $3.621 trillion when Trump’s second term began, approximately $537 billion in value has vanished over the past 100 days.

 

UK Releases Crypto Regulation Draft, Targets Integration with Financial Services Rules

The UK Treasury released a draft regulation aiming to place crypto assets under financial services oversight. It mandates that exchanges, dealers, and agencies comply with transparency, consumer protection, and operational resilience standards.

 

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