Bitcoin dipped as traders booked profits just days after President Donald Trump identified the digital-assets industry as a crucial driver of US innovation in an executive order.

The Digital Chamber founder and CEO Perianne Boring discusses President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding cryptocurrency on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

By Tom Westbrook and Elizabeth Howcroft NEW YORK/SINGAPORE/PARIS (Reuters) -Crypto markets crept up on Friday, still holding below recent highs even after President Donald Trump ordered a new working group to draw up crypto regulations long hoped for by the industry and explore the creation of a U.

Key Takeaways U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to establish U.S. dominance in digital assets and financial technology.While partly delivering on a campaign promise to create a bitcoin stockpile,

Bitcoin recently hit an all-time high of $109,071, driven by the U.S. regulators approval of spot price ETFs and Donald Trumps inauguration as the crypto president. Despite this rally, some top institutional

Trump's Executive Order promotes digital asset rights, bans CBDCs, and sets up a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, boosting Bitcoin's potential value. Read my BTC thesis.