A packed stretch hits global markets this week, just as stocks, precious metals, and crypto continue to trade sideways. Now as Cryptopolitan reported last week, the Supreme Court blocked a large part of the old tariff system in a 6 to 3 ruling. That ruling said the IEEPA law does not give a president the
Bitcoin declined over $2,500 on Sunday night and dipped under $65K, as investors covered from the uncertainty of a new global 15% tariff regime imposed by President Donald Trump. A possible attack on Iran is also moving risk markets down. Bitcoin Falls Under $65K, Risk Assets Suffer Under Upcoming Tariff Uncertainty Bitcoin slid on Sunday
Moody’s Chief Economist Mark Zandi said the risk of a correction in global asset markets, including cryptocurrencies, has significantly increased. According to Zandi, despite recent price pullbacks, crypto assets, gold, and silver are still vulnerable to downside risks. Zandi pointed to the slowdown in the US economy, stating that real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan revealed four cryptocurrencies he believes should be held while the bear market continues: Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Chainlink ($LINK). Speaking on the When Shift Happens podcast, Bitwise CIO Hougan also explained why he chose these cryptocurrencies. Hougan, who opened a bearish headline for Bitcoin and Chainlink,
Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of BitMEX, known for his bold statements and moves in the cryptocurrency market, has revealed his current portfolio. Arthur Hayes, who has stated that he has invested in Bitcoin and various altcoins over time, revealed his current portfolio following his recent purchases and sales. According to Hayes, his portfolio includes equities
Bitcoin price prediction favors a retest of the $60,000 level after losing $65,000 support amid macro tensions and weakening sentiment. Summary $BTC is down 27% in 30 days and has posted five straight monthly declines. $65K support has broken, putting $60K in focus. CME futures positioning shows large traders reducing short exposure. Bitcoin was trading
Neo SPCC has published NeoFS Node v0.51.1, a follow-up to the v0.51.0 release that shipped earlier this month. The update focuses on new administration and diagnostic tooling, several storage-layer bug fixes, and performance improvements to metabase resynchronization. NeoFS Node v0.51.1 The v0.51.1 release introduces new CLI commands and a storage node observability metric alongside a
Bitcoin $BTC$67,996.25 is down sharply as trading in the new week begins, down 5% over the past 24 hours to $64,700. U.S. stock index futures are down as well, led by the Nasdaq 100’s 0.9% decline. Precious metals are sharply higher, with gold ahead 2% and silver 5.6%. The move in bitcoin follows a sharp
Crypto built the plumbing, but it still hasn’t built the products. This was a common theme at the annual Ethereum development conference $ETH Denver last week, as attendees attempted to shift the focus away from a continually down market and to building better Web3 products. Two prominent voices at the event, $ETH Denver founder John
Haseeb Qureshi, general partner at Dragonfly Capital, says that crypto infrastructure will ultimately be mass adopted by machines, not humans. Qureshi Says Crypto Technology Works, But Not for “Our Society’ In an article posted to X, Qureshi addresses the “fantastical story” that everyone would begin using smart contracts, rather than traditional legal contracts, for everything.