The recent movement in the US 20-Year Treasury Note yield highlights growing nervousness across financial markets. Despite reports suggesting the possibility of easing geopolitical tensions, yields have continued to rise, indicating that investors remain skeptical about any immediate resolution. This reaction suggests that market participants are pricing in prolonged uncertainty rather than short-term stability. Absolutely
BlackRock, one of the world’s largest asset management companies, has revised its growth forecast for the cryptocurrency space upwards. In his 2026 shareholder letter, CEO Larry Fink stated that they anticipate the company’s crypto business unit could generate approximately $500 million in annual revenue over the next five years. Fink’s assessment is seen as a
Bitcoin continued its upward momentum above $71,000 on Tuesday as investors continued to weigh the market impact of President Donald Trump’s decision to pause planned US attacks on Iranian power and energy infrastructure for five days. Data from CryptoSlate showed that the top cryptocurrency was trading at around $71,185 as of press time, rising 4%
Bitcoin continues to trade within a tightening range, signaling a decisive move may be approaching. The 4-hour chart shows price compressing between firm support near $70,000 and resistance just below $72,000. This structure reflects a market caught between cautious buyers and persistent sellers. Notably, higher lows continue to form, suggesting underlying demand. However, repeated failures
Bitcoin might be struggling at the moment, but recurring historical price action shows a notable turnaround is on the horizon. Notably, Bitcoin has corrected considerably from its all-time high of $126,200 in October 2025, marking the end of its cyclical bullish phase. At the current price near $71,000, this represents a 43.7% drop from the
A new chart from Jameson Lopp has reopened one of Bitcoin’s oldest internal debates: whether visible node counts reflect real support for a rule change. The immediate flashpoint is BIP-110, a draft proposal that would temporarily impose much tighter consensus-level limits on non-monetary data, following Bitcoin Core 30’s loosening of the default OP_RETURN policy. Lopp
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) opened the week with a strong rebound, breaking a three-day outflow streak. Ether extended its losses, while $XRP and solana remained inactive. Ether Outflows Continue as Bitcoin ETFs Snap Outflow Streak A new week brought a shift in tone. After several sessions of steady withdrawals, bitcoin ETFs found their footing again,
Stablecoin issuer Circle’s (CRCL) shares tumbled on Tuesday, after a draft version of U.S. stablecoin legislation raised concerns about limits on yield. The stock of the $USDC issuer fell as much as 18% in the early U.S. session, snapping a weeks-long rally that saw more than 100% gain. Meanwhile, crypto platform Coinbase (COIN), which shares
NEW YORK — Amy Oldenburg, the head of digital asset strategy at Morgan Stanley (MS), rejected the idea that Wall Street is only now embracing crypto due to fear of missing out, arguing that large banks are acting after years of preparation. “TradFi is getting FOMO and is now getting involved … it really isn’t