In today's crypto news, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly nearing a resolution in its enforcement case against Ripple after more than four years of litigation. This comes as the SEC's actions against multiple firms have seen significant developments. Meanwhile, the EU's retaliatory tariffs, set to impact $28 billion worth of US goods starting in April, have created uncertainty in the market, potentially leading to increased volatility and a drop in Bitcoin prices below $75,000. Analysts suggest that while tariffs affect Bitcoin's price, other factors, including institutional adoption and regulatory updates, play significant roles. Additionally, US Senator Cynthia Lummis has reintroduced the BITCOIN Act, which would allow the government to hold over 1 million Bitcoin, paving the way for various acquisition methods beyond direct purchases. This highlights ongoing government interest in Bitcoin as part of financial strategy.

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