Crypto News Today 30th April : Bitcoin Price , XRP ETF News , Pi Network News , Nvidia Share Price

At Token2049 in Dubai, Maelstrom CIO Arthur Hayes urged investors to “go long everything,” predicting a surge in crypto and stocks. He expects U.S. money printing and rising liquidity to drive Bitcoin to $1 million by 2028. Despite economic fears and Trump’s tariffs, Hayes believes hedge funds will step in through Treasury buybacks, boosting market momentum.

Only five days remain until the U.S. Treasury Secretary must deliver an evaluation on creating and managing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, as directed by Trump’s March 6 executive order. The report will address legal, financial, and legislative aspects of consolidating seized Bitcoin and other digital assets into national reserves, potentially shaping the future of U.S. crypto regulation and infrastructure.

U.S. federal court has permanently blocked the Treasury’s OFAC from reimposing sanctions on Tornado Cash. The ruling defends the legality of open-source crypto tools, setting a key precedent for future regulation. Meanwhile, Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm still faces charges, with his next hearing set for July 2025. On the ruling day, the DeFi Education Fund urged the White House to drop the case, citing risks to U.S. crypto innovation.

Libre plans to tokenize $500 million of Telegram’s outstanding bonds as the Telegram Bond Fund (TBF) on the TON blockchain, offering institutional-grade yields to accredited investors. Backed by firms like Brevan Howard and Nomura’s Laser Digital, the fund aims to unlock utility by making bonds usable as collateral in DeFi. This move highlights the growing trend of tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) to bridge traditional finance with blockchain ecosystems.

Bitcoin edged closer to $96,000 for the first time in over two months, rising 1% on Tuesday, while broader crypto and stock markets also gained despite tariff-induced economic concerns. Bitcoin Cash led the crypto rally with a 6.3% surge. However, Bitwise’s Jeff Park warned the market may be ignoring deeper risks tied to U.S. creditworthiness and the long-term impact of dollar weaponization, calling current optimism “mispriced.”

Alex Thorn of Galaxy Digital warns that quantum computing poses a greater risk to Bitcoin than most realize. He says solutions are more difficult than expected and affect all cryptocurrencies using public key cryptography. Thorn cautions that a quantum attack could happen without warning and would be a national security issue. The concern isn’t limited to Bitcoin—every crypto is at risk from future quantum breakthroughs.

Bitcoin is stabilizing around $95,000 and could rally toward $100,000 if it breaks key resistance. Ethereum is hovering near $1,800 and may target $2,000 with a breakout above $1,861. XRP is holding support at $2.20 and could climb to $3 if the momentum continues. All three show bullish signs, backed by healthy RSI levels, but failure to hold key supports could lead to short-term pullbacks.