The 2022 Bitcoin crash has been one for the history books, where the price went from $69,000 to $16,000 before hitting a bottom. Being the most recent bear market before the current cycle, there have been a lot of comparisons between the current trend and the previous one. So far, while the Bitcoin price has
For much of crypto’s history, the primary use case has been simple: buying tokens and trading them. Now, some investors and builders believe the industry may be moving toward a different model altogether: earning crypto instead of buying it. One version of that idea is what venture firm Multicoin Capital calls Internet Labor Markets (ILM)
Global markets are focused on the FED meeting to be held on March 18th. According to Polymarket, an investment forecasting market, investors are almost certain that the Fed will not change interest rates at this meeting. According to forecast contracts traded on Polymarket, 99% of investors expect the Fed to keep interest rates unchanged at
Corporate treasury teams are replacing bank wires with stablecoin settlements, as USD Coin ($USDC) overtakes Tether ($USDT) in transfer volume and total stablecoin activity reaches record levels. The shift reflects a broader structural change in how businesses move money, one driven by speed, cost, and institutional demand for regulated dollar-denominated rails. Stablecoin Volume Hits Records
In its latest report, Bank of America stated that persistent shocks in oil prices could pave the way for the Federal Reserve to ease its monetary policy. According to the bank, while markets largely view rising oil prices as a threat to inflation, supply shocks pose risks to both sides of the Fed’s dual mandate.
Shares of Circle (CRCL), the crypto firm behind the $USDC ($USDC) stablecoin, could add to their recent remarkable surge, according to analysts at brokerage Bernstein. The team, led by Gautam Chhugani, rate the stock at outperform with a $190 price target, suggesting about 60% upside from current $120 level. And that’s after the stock rallied
Bitcoin continues to follow a long-term structural pattern that has shaped previous market cycles and remains bullish as long as this sustains. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap is down 44% from its all-time high of $126,200 in October, a move that has rippled through the broader market. However, this could be part of a
Ripple director Reece Merrick presented a strategic development plan for the new stablecoin $RLUSD, in which Turkey, Nigeria and the UAE are identified as critically important nodes for the company’s global expansion. According to his data, transaction volume through stablecoins by 2025 reached $33 trillion, which, for example, is twice the annual turnover of the
Bloomberg analysts James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas assessed investor interest in spot $XRP ETFs. According to the analysts, $XRP ETFs have performed stronger than expected despite the sharp price pullback. Seyffart noted that $XRP spot ETFs have seen a total inflow of $1.4 billion since their launch. According to the analyst, this figure demonstrates continued
Bitcoin continued trading in a local uptrend ahead of the trading session, extending the recovery that began earlier this week. Market analysts say that the current move appears to be developing within a classic ABC corrective structure, a pattern often used in Elliott Wave analysis to identify short-term price movements. The recent upward move is