Bitcoin's status as a safe-haven asset is being questioned by JPMorgan analysts, while Swiss retailer Spar begins accepting BTC, signaling growing mainstream adoption. On the regulatory front, Slovenia plans a 25% crypto tax by 2026, and New Hampshire advances a bill to hold Bitcoin reserves. Let’s dig deeper. 

Bitcoin

JPMorgan analysts say Bitcoin has failed to meet expectations as a safe-haven asset, as gold and traditional assets attract inflows amid global uncertainty.

Business

Spar has become the first supermarket in Switzerland to begin accepting Bitcoin (BTC), marking a significant milestone in the country’s progressive approach to digital asset adoption. 

Web3

Layer 2 payment platform, Fuse, has struck a strategic collaboration with Web 2.0 cybersecurity firm, …