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🗞️ Need to catch up on the news? Here's our top 10 from today: 🔸 Pro-crypto Paul Atkins has officially been sworn in as the 34th Chairman of the SEC. 🔹 Klaus Schwab has stepped down as Chairman and Board member of the World Economic Forum, marking the end of an era as he enters his 88th year. 🔸 Blackrock has purchased another $84,000,000 worth of #Bitcoin. 🔹 Upexi, a Nasdaq-listed consumer goods company, is raising $100M to buy Solana. 🔸 MANTRA announces 150M token burns after unstaking period ends on April 29, 2025. 🔹 China unveils gold-to-cash ATMs that melt jewelry, verify purity, and transfer funds to bank accounts, all in just 30 minutes. 🔸 Singapore Exchange will launch Bitcoin perpetual futures in H2 2025, exclusively for institutional and professional investors. 🔹 Gold prices have reached a new all-time high, surpassing $3,400. 🔸 MicroStrategy has acquired 6,556 $BTC for $555.8M at ~$84,785 each, bringing its total holdings to 538,200 $BTC worth $36.47B at an average price of $67,766. 🔹 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals users saying "please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT is costing the company tens of millions of dollars in electricity costs.

Bitcoin has once again approached the $87,500 level with a solid daily gain of 3.3% at press time. As BTC nears its next resistance, market participants are increasingly asking whether altcoins will finally catch up after extended periods of underperformance. While Bitcoin showed a modest recovery during this period, the performance of altcoins has been mixed. Ethereum has shown strength, gaining 3.4% over the past 24 hours. However, other top 10 cryptocurrencies have failed to show similar upward movements. Technical analyst The Wolf Of All Streets has highlighted an important point for Bitcoin. He mentioned that it’s “breaking through descending resistance from the all-time high.” The analyst emphasized that Bitcoin needs to rise above $88,804 to break the series of lower highs and lower lows. Related: Crypto Market Edges Higher as Bitcoin Crosses $87K; Cardano Eyes Breakout Some analysts remain decisively bullish on altcoin prospects. Michaël van de Poppe predicts a potential altcoin revival independent of crypto-specific catalysts. “It’s all macrodriven, and I think that you are actually able to buy altcoins at current levels, which are able to do a 100x in a year,” Poppe mentioned . Analyst Moustache points to technical patterns supporting a potential altcoin resurgence. Referencing the TOTAL3 chart, which tracks the total market capitalization excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, the analyst identified what appears to be “a perfect retest (inverse head and shoulder pattern).” He described it as “one of the most bullish patterns out there” and suggested that “the pain will soon come to an end” for altcoin holders. The historical Fear and Greed Index values provide important context for current market sentiment. The index has gradually moved over recent months from extreme fear to fear at press time. According to the data, it has increased from 27 a month ago to the current reading of 34. This sentiment cycle appears typical of cryptocurrency markets, where periods of fear often precede bullish reversals in crypto. Related: Bitcoin Range Vs. Altcoin Surge: Key Crypto Charts Analyzed As Bitcoin is currently at the $87,000 level, altcoins haven’t shown a strong comeback that could suggest it could be the beginning of the next altseason. If the overall market proves bullish, BTC, along with other coins, could experience a rally. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

China’s Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS 2.0), powered by the digital yuan, reportedly went live across 16 countries in Asia and the Middle East. Financial analyst Eric Yeung shared details of what he describes as the opening salvo in a “bloodless currency war” that could fundamentally challenge dollar hegemony. According to Yeung, the system’s inaugural transaction, a 120 million yuan ($16.5 million) payment for auto parts, cleared from Shenzhen to Kuala Lumpur in just 7.2 seconds. This nearly instantaneous settlement stands in stark contrast to SWIFT’s traditional three-day processing cycle. Digital yuan use is purported to address three underlying issues with the current dollar-denominated payment system. First, it reduces costs. Yeung illustrates with a $100,000 cross-border payment between nations using SWIFT, where the cost was $4,950 (4.95%) and took three days to process. The same payment using CIPS 2.0 was reported to cost $0.12 and was processed instantaneously. That could represent a 90% reduction in the cost of cross-border trade payments. Second, the system is said to provide technology benefits aside from speed. As stated by Yeung, Singapore-based DBS Bank has tested out the digital yuan ‘s “dual offline payment” ability, which can execute transactions even without internet access. Related: Trump Prioritizes Resolving China Trade Spat Before Finalizing TikTok Deal Further, the use of smart contract technology is said to enable automatic payment when goods reach the port. Third, Yeung writes about a case from the UAE Central Bank in which the system’s records tracked a money laundering attempt through 16 accounts. AI controls prevented the suspicious transaction in 0.3 seconds. This is different from the usual SWIFT process, which is said to require manual screening for 85% of money laundering attempts across borders. Its ramifications might be highly meaningful. Yeung clarifies that ASEAN members have prepared blueprints to use digital yuan for 90% of trade between them by 2025, and Indonesia has put this currency on its list of foreign exchange reserves. Most notably, Saudi Aramco is reportedly quoting 65% of a crude oil contract with Sinopec in digital yuan. Western financial centers appear to be scrambling to catch up. According to Yeung, the City of London has launched a “digital pound accelerator,” though Bank of England officials allegedly admitted being “at least 2.3 years behind China .” This technological gap could prove difficult to close, particularly as China controls significant portions of the global rare earth refining (78%) and neodymium magnet production (85%). Related: People’s Bank of China Urges Widening the Use of Digital Yuan Yeung concludes by framing this development not merely as a currency competition but as a change in monetary civilization. Citing Nobel economist Stiglitz, he suggests the digital yuan isn’t simply replacing the dollar but “redefining the dimensions of monetary civilization” by transforming cross-border payments from “exclusive couriers for elites” to “instant messaging for all.” Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

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Bitcoin likely to catch up with gold, says Fundstrat expert Tom Lee, co-founder at financial research firm Fundstrat Global Advisors, expects Bitcoin $BTC to catch up with gold, according to