Markets & Trading

Arthur Hayes has identified EUR/JPY currency movements as a potential early indicator of dollar liquidity expansion that could benefit crypto assets. However, the Federal Reserve tools and French funding channels that wo...

President Trump called on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates following August employment data showing 162,000 jobs created, while threatening to halt trade with nations running large deficits with the U.S.

Zcash climbed to $1,029 on Friday, its best level in almost ten years, triggering $34.5 million in short liquidations as the privacy coin extended gains that began near $500 a month earlier.

U.S. bitcoin ETFs recorded $730.87 million in net inflows on Thursday as bitcoin surged above $80,000, marking the third-largest single-day total of 2026. Ether, XRP, and Solana ETFs also posted gains.

Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 following a US jobs report showing 162,000 nonfarm payrolls in August, far exceeding consensus expectations and lifting odds of a Federal Reserve rate increase.

An unidentified ethereum whale deposited 167,855 ETH across multiple exchanges between late August and early September, completing a sale worth approximately $408 million. Despite the large supply influx, ether maintaine...

Bitcoin retreated Friday as a better-than-expected August jobs report pushed expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase to 58%, reversing earlier gains that had taken the cryptocurrency to a four-month high.

Bitcoin and gold have moved in lockstep during recent weeks, with their 3-month rolling correlation reaching its highest level since 2020, as investors respond to concerns about currency debasement.

US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted nearly $900 million in fresh capital as Bitcoin topped $81,000 and Ethereum surpassed $2,500, marking Bitcoin's third-largest daily inflow of 2026.

Bitcoin reached $82,400 on Friday morning, its highest level since mid-May, before a stronger-than-expected US jobs report prompted a sharp decline. The week saw major gains across several altcoins and marked bitcoin's f...

Bitcoin pulled back from a $82,281 high on September 4, trading near $79,000 as traders watched whether key support levels would hold. Technical analysis shows conflicting signals between longer-term moving averages favo...

Token buybacks have become a major trend in crypto, with projects spending $640 million on the practice so far in 2026. While buybacks can create demand and reduce supply, experts debate whether they represent sound busi...

Bitcoin surged past $82,000 on September 3 as heavy short liquidations swept across crypto markets, with nearly $250 million in short positions wiped out in 24 hours.

Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid displayed flat to modest gains this week, with key price levels determining near-term momentum across the five assets.

Bitcoin fell sharply after the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report showed 162,000 jobs created in August, well above forecasts, prompting markets to reassess Federal Reserve policy expectations.

Bitcoin accelerated past $81,000 on Thursday amid easing rate concerns and fresh capital inflows, but options traders remain cautious about a sustained breakout.

Fidelity Digital Assets said bitcoin's 30% August gain does not confirm the bear market has ended, with research chief Chris Kuiper noting that a fresh low in November 2026 remains possible based on historical four-year ...

The CFTC's approval of perpetual-style Bitcoin contracts has sparked legal challenges and opened a regulatory pathway for similar products across digital commodities, energy markets, and beyond.

A new adoption model suggests bitcoin's price could climb significantly over three to five years if institutional portfolios shift to allocating 2%–4% to the asset. The forecast hinges on capital inflows from growing adv...

Bitcoin traded above $82,000 on September 3, crossing the 50-week moving average that has historically marked the end of four of five bear markets. However, analysts warn that a weekly close confirmation is required, and...