Bitcoin (BTC) started the new week lower, besieged by numerous negative factors coming from the US, ahead of the first FED decision of 2026. As if the negative headwinds from the US weren’t enough, now there are signs of a downturn coming from Japan. Accordingly, as the possibility of Japan intervening in foreign exchange markets
Colombia’s Second-Largest Pension to Launch Bitcoin Fund for Qualified Clients Colombia’s second-largest private pension and severance fund manager, AFP Protección, plans to launch an investment fund with exposure to Bitcoin. The plan was confirmed by Juan David Correa, president of Protección SA, in an interview with local outlet Valora Analitik. Correa said access to the
Bitcoin has continued to see its weak and negative trend extend across its ETF ecosystem as its price has continued to plunge deep over the past few days. Amid ongoing volatility, Bitcoin ETFs have also seen increased withdrawals over the past week, as institutions appear to be trading with caution. $1.46 billion out of Bitcoin
Investors are panicking over Bitcoin’s recent slump and gold’s surge to record highs, but Raoul Pal and Weiss Crypto have issued a joint reminder to the market: zoom out. Responding to the hysteria surrounding Bitcoin’s underperformance in early 2026, the two analysts pointed to the long-term gold-to-Bitcoin ratio, arguing that the recent reversal is statistically
Bitcoin’s path back to a new all-time high and subsequent price discovery is being set by whether spot ETF flows turn persistent again after a two-way start to 2026 that tested how “sticky” institutional demand is in the post-ETF era. CryptoSlate tracked $1.29 billion of net outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs from Dec. 15
Fear returned to the crypto market late Sunday as Bitcoin slid amid rising macro risks. This comes during thin weekend liquidity, involving traders and policymakers. The dip comes due to shutdown fears, tariff threats and currency stress, which have together tightened liquidity and pressured risk assets.
GameStop shares jumped on Monday after news tied to one person. That person is Michael Burry. He is the investor known for betting against the U.S. housing market before the financial crisis. He disclosed that he has been buying GameStop shares again. The stock rose more than 6% after his comments became public. Michael said
Valour, a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed DeFi Technologies, has received regulatory approval from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to offer yield-bearing cryptocurrency exchange-traded products to retail investors through the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Valour has previously launched products on LSE for professional investors. It has an asset-backed Ethereum Physical Staking ETP for professional investors and
BlackRock executive Rick Rieder has emerged as a leading candidate in the race to become the next Federal Reserve chairman, a nominee supported by US President Donald Trump. Users trading on major forecasting platforms have begun to rate BlackRock’s top executive, Rieder, as having the highest probability of becoming the FED chairman. According to the
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