Crypto Market Tumbles 1.8% as Trump’s Iran Speech Spooks Traders
The crypto market didn’t like what it heard Wednesday night. After President Trump’s prime-time address on Iran failed to offer any real de-escalation, traders hit the exit fast.
The crypto market didn’t like what it heard Wednesday night. After President Trump’s prime-time address on Iran failed to offer any real de-escalation, traders hit the exit fast.
Tether went big on gold. It poached elite traders from one of the world’s top bullion banks. Then, just months later, it let them both go.
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