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SBI, a Japanese financial services company, is issuing a 10 billion yen onchain bond with XRP rewards for retail investors, promoting blockchain settlement and fixed interest rates.

Bitcoin's price has stabilized despite initial losses during the U.S.

Ethereum's open interest has fallen to a 3-year low, potentially setting the stage for a significant short squeeze and a price rally to $2,500, according to traders.

Bitcoin's price resilience despite rising interest rates may signal a shift in market dynamics, potentially indicating the start of a new bull market.

Bitcoin's price is declining towards $70,000 due to on-chain data indicating bear market conditions and traders' bets on the Federal Reserve holding interest rates in April.

Crypto markets decline due to geopolitical tensions and a rotation into haven assets, despite the Fed's expected interest rate hold.

Rising oil prices may lead to increased inflation, hindering the Federal Reserve's ability to lower interest rates, which could negatively impact the economy and potentially bitcoin's value.

The Federal Reserve has decided to hold interest rates steady, but the weakening US dollar is having a positive impact on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets, sparking debate about the relationship between monetary policy and crypto.

Bitcoin traders are eyeing a potential liquidation sweep at $93,500 despite the Fed's interest rate pause, indicating a possible bearish sentiment among futures market traders.

The upcoming week in crypto markets will be influenced by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, Tesla's earnings report, and Bybit's roadmap announcement.

The Bank of Japan's decision to keep interest rates unchanged and revise inflation and growth projections higher has had a positive impact on the Japanese yen and Bitcoin, with both holding steady.

US President Donald Trump is bringing criminal charges against the head of the Fed, seen as a potential political move to influence interest rates, sparking concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve.