The US government shutdown has lasted for more than 40 days since the beginning of October. During this time, the Fed has also suspended economic data, which it closely monitors when making interest rate decisions. While the FED made a 25 basis point cut in October, as expected, in the absence of important data, all
Bitcoin is trading at $103,400 at press time, with a 24-hour trading volume of roughly $74.5 billion. The asset has remained relatively flat on a daily scale after a minor decline and subsequent recovery, and is down slightly for the week. Analysts are watching several key technical levels, as the current market structure suggests that
Bitcoin is currently trading near the $103.1K zone. Market sentiment toward BTC is gripped by extreme fear. With the choppy sentiment across the crypto tokens, the prices are moving both ways, giving an ambiguous picture. The bears have no idea of loosening their hold, leading to loss of momentum. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin market continues to
Orochi Network, a Verifiable Data Layer for real-world assets (RWAs), has announced its strategic partnership with zkPass, a company specializing in decentralized identity. The main objective behind this strategic partnership is to verify and protect private data in Web3. 🐲 Orochi x @zkPass Orochi Network is thrilled to announce its official partnership with zkPass, as
Onchain Lens, a blockchain tracker, showed that early Bitcoin whale Owen Gunden had transferred 2,401 BTC, valued at approximately $245 million to the Kraken exchange. The massive deposit had been made about 3 hours earlier when Wu Blockchain announced about the same on November 13, 2025. Following this transaction, Gunden is still holding 2,499 BTC
Michael Burry, the investor immortalized in The Big Short, has officially liquidated Scion Asset Management, his American hedge fund headquartered in California. The move ends a six-year run, reviving comparisons to his 2008 retreat. The fund is best known for profiting from the subprime mortgage crisis and for paving the way for the GameStop short
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to find footing, failing to rally with equities and gold. This bearish divergence is a direct result of the end of the historic 43-day U.S. government shutdown. President Donald Trump has signed the bipartisan 60-40 bill to reopen the government. This “good news,” however, has been met with caution, as Bitcoin
Peter Schiff is back at it again, with the cryptocurrency market the usual object of criticism from the popular financial commentator and gold expert. This time, however, it is not about Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP or any other digital asset but the stock tied to USDC issuer Circle (CRCL). Earlier this year, in June 2025, the
Bitcoin is trading steadily around the $100,000 mark, showing little movement over the past few days. The market feels slow and quiet, but this calm could be setting the stage for the next big move. One market analyst said that Bitcoin’s price has now moved independently of the M2 money supply. This disconnect could last
The Japan Exchange Group (JPX) is considering measures to limit the growth of red-hot “digital-asset treasury” companies (DATs), Bloomberg reports. The shares of Tokyo-based Metaplanet, one of the largest Bitcoin treasury firms, have plunged by 7%. Potential measures JPX is looking at Stricter application of backdoor listing rules that make it possible for private companies