Bitcoin tops $57,000 mark for first time since late 2021

The digital asset added as much as 4.4% to reach $57,039 before paring some of the jump to trade at $56,473 as of 10:22 a.m. Tuesday in Singapore. Bitcoin’s price has increased 33% since the turn of the year, extending a prolonged rally that has also stoked speculative appetite for smaller tokens like Ether and BNB.

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US futures pare losses as Trump weighs Iran role

US equity futures saw moderated declines amidst President Trump’s consideration of military support for Israel against Iran. Markets displayed uncertainty, with potential US involvement and