Markets & Trading

Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 following the release of the U.S. Producer Price Index data, which showed a 5.4% annual increase.

Bitcoin remained flat in the $77,500 to $78,500 range despite President Trump's proposal for $5,000 dividend checks to Americans, as traders focused on upcoming inflation data instead.

Platforms including Pump.fun and Raydium are expanding memecoin trading pairs to include tokenized stocks and other assets, creating transaction volume that could support deeper financial infrastructure.

Bitcoin remains above key support levels as traders assess whether upcoming inflation data, Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan decisions, and oil prices will align with current market expectations or force a repricing.

Robinhood stock traded near $114.89 as markets awaited the U.S. Producer Price Index report scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET, with economists forecasting producer inflation at 5.3% annually compared to 4.7% last year.

Bitcoin's sell-side risk ratio has dropped to 7 from 16 in late August, signaling reduced selling pressure and limited supply entering the market despite recent price gains.

The 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.85% for the first time since 2023, rising despite a $6 billion buyback operation by the U.S. Treasury. The counterintuitive move signals persistent selling pressure in the bond market...

DoubleZero's high-speed data network now streams real-time election market data from Kalshi ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, providing institutional traders and algorithmic systems with live order book informati...

Large Bitcoin holders remain inactive ahead of key inflation data, Federal Reserve decisions, and cryptocurrency legislation votes expected within the next 10 days.

Former President Donald Trump announced a $5,000 payment plan for American adults contingent on Republicans maintaining control of Congress after the November midterms, though funding mechanisms and federal debt concerns...

Ethereum remains trapped in a narrow trading corridor between $2,431 and $2,544, with futures open interest failing to keep pace with price gains and institutional ETF inflows slowing.

The US Treasury increased liquidity-support buybacks for longer-dated government debt to $6 billion, but Bitcoin failed to rally as it did when the program was doubled last month. Deteriorating macro conditions and marke...

The US Treasury scheduled a $6 billion repurchase of 10-to-20-year bonds for September 10, tripling the prior limit. The operation aims to ease dealer inventory pressures, though actual purchases and sustained market imp...

Bitcoin's on-chain sell-side risk has fallen to 7 basis points daily, less than half its August peak, as long-term holders contribute a smaller share of realized profits. However, 1.07 million BTC held above acquisition ...

President Trump announced a $5,000 payout to every American adult if Republicans maintain control of Congress in November, as his approval rating dropped to 32% according to recent polling.

Bitcoin climbed 24.8% in a week as the crypto market cap reached $2.70 trillion, but soaring perpetual futures volume signals growing speculation that could destabilize the rally.

The global cryptocurrency market capitalization fell to $2.75 trillion over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP all declining. Technical analysis suggests consolidation rather than sharp reversals for majo...

Switzerland hosts its annual institutional Digital Assets and AI conference on September 29-30, drawing executives from major financial firms and technology companies to examine frontier technologies in financial infrast...

Synthetic perpetual contracts on crypto exchanges have assigned Anthropic an implied valuation of $2.12 trillion, more than double the company's last private funding round. These derivatives do not represent actual compa...

Bitcoin recovered 2.4% from local lows after falling 5.7% to $77,620 between early and mid-September, while increasing open interest signals growing derivatives market participation ahead of economic data.