Today’s cryptocurrency market saw a slight decrease in value, with the global market cap falling by 0.88% to $2.67 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) traded within a range of $83,034 to $85,544 over the last 24 hours and closed at $84,492 today, down 0.32%. Most major cryptocurrencies are trading mixed with notable performers including FUN (+26%), FIRO (+13%), and ORCA (+11%). Notable news stories include Richard Teng’s observation that enterprises are shifting focus beyond traditional reserves, leading to a significant interest in Bitcoin and digital assets. McDonald’s has also received shareholder proposals to invest in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, the global market is reacting to tariff uncertainties and expectations from the Federal Reserve. Citigroup analysts have downgraded the US stock market rating due to global concerns. U.S. and China are engaged in preliminary talks regarding tariffs. Additionally, Hong Kong approved the first virtual asset ETFs for staking activities. Lastly, Bitcoin’s volatility appears to be decreasing as the market stabilizes. The U.S. has also adjusted its tariff policy on electronic products. Here’s a snapshot of notable market movers: ETH +0.52% at $1633.42; XRP -2.61% to $2.1304; BNB -0.62% to $590.1; SOL +1.65% to $132.73; DOGE -1.58% at $0.16343; ADA -2.01% at $0.639; TRX +3.93% to $0.2568; WBTC -0.40% to $84409.72; TRUMP -3.13% to $8.35; and AVAX -0.25% at $20.05.