Crypto trader turns $3K into $46M, Bitcoin rallies after US CPI news

The analysts called it: we got the U.S. Consumer Price Index volatility. Bitcoin’s price spiked, but many of the same analysts remain cautious about this price rise due to one overarching metric. Elsewhere, Mastercard launches a startup program for blockchain companies, and we speak to the CEO of one of the five companies selected. Chinese police busted a $1.9 billion USDT underground banking racket, and one trader turned $3,000 into $46 million!

Further reading:

• Bitcoin price taps $64.7K as US CPI shows core inflation at 3-year low
• Bitcoin analysis sees $74K next as BTC price tries to hold 7.5% gains
• Forget memecoins, Bitcoin is driving the bull run — NBX Warsaw
• Millennium Management discloses $2B in Bitcoin ETF holdings
• Mastercard launches ‘next generation’ of blockchain payments startup program
• Chinese police bust $1.9B USDT underground banking racket
• Crypto trader turns $3K into $46M in one month as PEPE price soars

So, grab yourself a coffee, and let’s get into it!

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