Amara Khatri

4 days ago | cryptodaily.co.uk | Amara Khatri

Bitcoin's status as a safe-haven asset is being questioned by JPMorgan analysts, while Swiss retailer Spar begins accepting BTC, signaling growing mainstream adoption. On the regulatory front, Slovenia plans a 25% crypto tax by 2026, and New Hampshire advances a bill to hold Bitcoin reserves. Let’s dig deeper. BitcoinJPMorgan analysts say Bitcoin has failed to meet expectations as a safe-haven asset, as gold and traditional assets attract inflows amid global uncertainty.

5 days ago | cryptodaily.co.uk | Amara Khatri

Spar has become the first supermarket in Switzerland to begin accepting Bitcoin (BTC), marking a significant milestone in the country’s progressive approach to digital asset adoption. The announcement comes after Spar announced a partnership with DFX Swiss to enable Bitcoin transactions as a payment method.

6 days ago | cryptodaily.co.uk | Amara Khatri

Husky Inu (HINU) is one of the most promising meme coins in the Solana ecosystem and has generated considerable interest in the meme coin community. The fledgling meme coin has announced several key updates and hit key milestones since the beginning of its development. Let’s recap some of the project’s biggest announcements and milestones. The Wildly Successful Presale The Husky Inu presale has been a resounding success, with the project having already raised $742,648.

6 days ago | cryptodaily.co.uk | Amara Khatri

Slovenia has proposed a 25% tax on crypto profits starting in 2026, aiming to bring regulatory clarity and to align with international standards. New Draft Law Targets Crypto ProfitsSlovenia is preparing to overhaul its crypto taxation framework with a proposed 25% capital gains tax on digital asset profits. The Finance Ministry released a pair of legislative proposals on April 17, aimed at regulating crypto assets and derivatives, with implementation planned for January 1, 2026.

6 days ago | cryptodaily.co.uk | Amara Khatri

The crypto market registered a marginal uptick over the past 24 hours, entering a period of relative calmness after witnessing considerable movement over the past week. The market cap dropped to $2.5 trillion before rising to $2.71 trillion and then correcting to the $2.65 trillion zone. The market cap is up 0.79% and currently sits at $.266 trillion. Meanwhile, price action was mixed, with Bitcoin (BTC) trading marginally up while others, like Ethereum (ETH) marginally down.