[00:05] Let's see today's tough headlines. Bitcoin price drops to the $3,000 range. Robert Kasaki alerts investors on rising US debt. Robert Kasaki alerts investors on rising US debt.
[00:19] stronger.  Crypto platforms will report every transaction to the Income Tax Department. Fidelity urges the US Senate to quickly pass the Clarity Act. Bitcoin is currently trading in the $3,000 range. Bitcoin is
[00:32] down about 3.5% in the last 24 hours.  Part of the pressure on the market was due to low inflows into the US spot Bitcoin ETS ongoing political infighting over the final draft of the Clarity Act, which has created regulatory uncertainty.  Apart from this, the continuous rise in global bond yields is
[00:45] putting pressure on Bitcoin.  The average yield of the Bloomberg Global Treasury Index has reached 3.68%.  Which is the highest level since the global financial crisis of 2008.  The US 30-year Treasury yield is trading near its highest level since 2007.
[00:57] Whereas Germany's 10-year bond yield is also at its highest level since 2011. more attractive and put pressure on risk assets.  Rich Dad Pod author Robert Kiyosaki has once again endorsed gold, bitcoin, and ethereum.
[01:11] He said that America's growing national debt is creating risks for fiat currency. Assets like gold and bitcoin have a limited supply and why these hard assets better protect wealth when the fiat currency system weakens.  The
[01:30] issued a new notification regarding crypto reporting.  Under this, crypto exchanges will have to provide information about all crypto transactions taking place on their platform to the Income Tax Department.  The CBDT said the aim is to
[01:44] bring in more transparency in reporting. pass the Clarity Act soon.  The company said clear regulation for digital assets
[02:04] Bitcoin tried to break the resistance of 65,500 for the third time. Bitcoin has a strong support at 62,000 to 63,000. If this break occurs, the decline in Bitcoin may increase.  So keep these levels in mind and if
[02:18] you have any questions on crypto then call our helpline number. Crypto scams aren't hard to spot if you understand some basic signs.  The first sign is unknown messages or calls offering crypto investments.  The second sign is fake
[02:32] websites and apps that look like real platforms.  The third sign is asking for OTP or look like real platforms.  The third sign is asking for OTP or password and the fourth sign is pressuring you to take a quick decision.  It is important to note that no
[02:44] genuine crypto platform asks you for personal security details.  And that's why Crypto Market Pulse says staying alert is the best way to avoid crypto scams. staying alert is the best way to avoid crypto scams.