Coinbase is moving forward with its search for approval to offer perpetual stock futures trading in the United States, allowing investors to speculate with leverage 24 hours a day.

Bitcoin surged to $80,908 after jumping 23% in a single week, boosted by a weaker dollar and increased US bond repurchases. Meanwhile, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached their highest level.

Bitcoin surged past $75,000, gaining nearly 20% in a single week, after the U.S. Treasury doubled its bond repurchase program and Trump pushed for the Clarity Act.

Bitcoin surged 3% to surpass $71,500, its highest level in two months, after the US Treasury increased its buybacks of long-term bonds and Trump boosted cryptocurrency activity.

Capital outflows from US Spot Bitcoin ETFs reached their highest level in six weeks amid a sluggish market, dragging down the crypto market due to high interest rates.

Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level in 21 months, nearing $57,000, amid market expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates again, while capital continued to flow out of Bitcoin ETFs.

Japan is preparing to pass legislation to elevate cryptocurrencies to the status of financial instruments like stocks, paving the way for ETFs and reducing taxes on investment in Bitcoin and Ethereum from a maximum of 55%.

Binance is preparing to expand its stock trading services from the US to Asian markets, including South Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong, following the sluggish cryptocurrency market and Bitcoin's more than 30% drop since the beginning of the year.

Even though Bitcoin has plummeted and many altcoins are being left behind, the crypto business continues to grow strongly, with stablecoins reaching $33 trillion in transaction volume.

Bitcoin surpassed $80,000, a three-month high, as Asian stock markets neared new highs, boosted by institutional capital inflows and hopes for cryptocurrency legislation.