High spending and interest rate policies are expected to boost the demand for assets like Bitcoin.
A misinterpreted announcement from the HBAR Foundation caused the price of HBAR to spike by 96%.
Bitcoin was able to hit $78.3 million in total fees on the halving day.
JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank both predict no major changes in Bitcoin's price after the halving event.
Centralized exchanges are rapidly losing their Bitcoin reserves, which have fallen to a near three-year low.
Steven Nerayoff alleges that Ethereum's fraudulent activities could even be worse than those of FTX.
Starting Apr. 18, PEPE futures trading will be available on Coinbase International and Coinbase Advanced.
About one-third of Deutsche Bank survey respondents expect Bitcoin to drop below $20,000 by year-end.
A number of analysts predict that Bitcoin's price could see massive growth in the coming months.
Ripple recently announced its plans to venture into the stablecoin arena with the launch of a United States dollar-backed stablecoin.
Nick van Eck is launching the AUSD stablecoin after a very successful $12 million funding round.
Polygon's CEO suggested that L3 networks might not be as crucial for Ethereum's scalability as many believe.
