The recent price action echoes the November–January pattern, showing weak conviction among the “buy the dip” crowd.
Oil prices slipped as major economies announced joint efforts to stabilize energy markets.
Morgan Stanley has filed to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF with the ticker MSBT and a $1 million seed at debut.
The White House may be reviewing fresh legislative text, and lawmakers are reportedly weighing offers to banks of other, unrelated provisions for their support.
Gauntlet noted that deposits are now back to same levels before the campaign, and has navigated large capital swings before due to incentive campaign endings, airdrops, and shifts in market conditions which regularly produce short-period swings in either direction.
The SEC is pivoting away from its previous regulatory strategy.
OGs sell as Fed’s hawkish stance on rates pressures crypto and other risk assets.
ETP market giant Flow Traders just launched 24/7 over-the-counter (OTC) liquidity service for tokenized assets.
The SEC’s approval lets Nasdaq test blockchain-based versions of stocks that trade and settle like traditional shares.
The crypto sector’s leading political action committee devoted more than 5% of its war chest trying to defeat a Senate candidate who just won her primary.
Fed chair Jerome Powell said rising energy prices are feeding into the inflation outlook, but “nobody knows” yet how lasting the impact will be.
“Building reliable infrastructure across blockchain networks and traditional financial rails is hard — there are no shortcuts,” said Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan.