Bitcoin slides toward $71,000 as Trump orders Strait of Hormuz naval blockade
Bitcoin fell 2.6% to $71,093 after Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. FTX distributes $900 million, Senate prepares Clarity Act markup. The post Bitcoin slides toward $71,000 as Trump orders Strait o...
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