Markets & Trading

Strive CEO Matt Cole believes Bitcoin's bear market has ended after the asset broke higher against both the US dollar and gold within the same week.

Following a volatile week in the cryptocurrency market, analysts highlight three key US macroeconomic events, including July PCE inflation data, revised Q2 GDP figures, and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's upcoming Ja...

Bitcoin held steady above $77,000 as U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a major financial offensive against Iran, while broader markets reacted to shifting macroeconomic indicators.

While equity strategists expect minimal market reaction to upcoming events like Nvidia's earnings and Federal Reserve remarks, crypto analysts remain divided on Bitcoin's next trajectory.

A look at how major cryptocurrency networks address the challenge of reaching agreement on a single ledger history without a central authority.

Cryptocurrency markets remain choppy amid high leverage and geopolitical tensions, while Bitcoin tests key technical levels and Phantom prepares to drop Sui support.

Wall Street projects record sales near $92 billion for Nvidia's upcoming second-quarter earnings report, which could significantly impact the broader artificial intelligence sector.

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio recommends holding gold and a small allocation of bitcoin as U.S. federal debt climbs and risks of monetary debasement increase.

Brent crude fell 1.87% to $92.63 on Monday, giving back part of last week’s rally as traders assessed Washington’s escalating pressure campaign on Iran. West Texas Intermediate slid 1.97% to $85.35. The selling ran acros...

The crypto market is preparing for a data-heavy week as investors evaluate key U.S. economic indicators, including PCE inflation, second-quarter GDP growth, and jobless claims, which will shape Federal Reserve policy exp...

Cryptocurrency markets saw a strong recovery as Bitcoin gained over 23% to trade around $77,559, driven by macroeconomic factors, US debt policy concerns, and regulatory developments.

A review of the week's top financial and crypto news, featuring U.S. Treasury buyback plans, a major bitcoin short squeeze, regulatory developments for prediction markets, and capitulation indicators.

An examination of Bitcoin's price action and liquidation trends around Federal Open Market Committee meetings in 2026 highlights the ongoing impact of macroeconomic conditions.

Macro catalysts and a 22% bitcoin jump propelled the global cryptocurrency market cap to $2.74 trillion in mid-August, driven by a U.S. Treasury bond buyback announcement and supportive White House discussions.

US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds outside Bitcoin and Ethereum attracted nearly $90 million last week as XRP, Solana, Chainlink, and Hyperliquid saw significant price gains and extended inflow streaks.

Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan outlines three common mistakes crypto investors make, warning that current market metrics may obscure the industry's broader future potential.

US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted a combined $2.6 billion during the week ended Aug. 21, marking their strongest performance in about 10 months as digital asset prices rallied.

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood continues to back Circle despite a 42% one-year drop in the stock, arguing that traditional Wall Street analysts struggle to value the digital asset disrupter.

Japan's 10-year government bond yield has touched its highest level since September 1996, while the yen slips back toward 159 per dollar.

ZK International received over 205,000 AWA tokens to settle a $20.02 million receivable, but the unmonetized digital assets failed to resolve the company's going-concern doubts.