Bitcoin ($BTC) struggled with an $80,000 reclaim at Friday’s Wall Street open as strong US jobs data added to headwinds. Key points: Bitcoin crisscrosses $80,000 as US jobs data notionally reduces the odds of US interest-rate cuts. US jobs vastly outpace expectations, adding almost twice the anticipated number of jobs in April. Traders avoid giving
Institutional capital is flowing back into digital assets, but this cycle looks very different from the last one. Prediction markets are beginning to attract serious attention from Wall Street, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are once again seeing large inflows and venture giant a16z is loading up another multibillion-dollar crypto war chest. Meanwhile, traditional banks are
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — At the EasyA Hackathon tucked inside Consensus Miami 2026, the energy felt less like a traditional crypto developer event and more like a live audition for the next generation of the intersection of blockchain and AI-native startups. Nearly 1,000 developers competed at the venue, some from established crypto ecosystems like Base
Bitcoin ($BTC) revisited $80,000 on Friday after US-Iran war nerves sparked 3% daily losses. Key points: Bitcoin bullish momentum slowly returns after a shakeout amid familiar geopolitical tensions. Traders flag support levels in the mid- to high-$70,000 zone as important for bulls to defend. Unprecedented Bollinger Bands data calls for more volatile conditions going forward.
Bitcoin ($BTC) traders expect a short-term correction as a key $BTC price strength metric rises to its highest levels in almost fifteen weeks. Key takeaways: Bitcoin’s “overbought” RSI historically precedes significant corrections. Bitcoin could see a short-term price drop if the price breaks below the $78,000 support. Bitcoin metrics suggest $BTC price is “overheated” Bitcoin’s
Tech giants are preparing to invest over 1 trillion dollars in AI infrastructure by 2027. An unprecedented race that is redefining the market, but raises doubts about sustainability and concentration of power. This is in fact a figure that until a few years ago would have seemed unrealistic, but today reflects a profound transformation of
Bitcoin ($BTC) pauses its recent rally, trading below $80,000 on Friday with modest weekly gains, as it struggles to break above a key overhead supply zone. Institutional demand remains strong through Thursday, but rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and increasing profit-taking activity are capping further upside, leaving the Crypto King vulnerable to near-term
Financial inclusion crypto is no longer just a slogan attached to digital assets. A growing body of data suggests something more concrete: on-chain tools are increasingly being used to address real gaps in banking, remittances, savings, and investing, especially in emerging markets where traditional access has lagged for years. The scale of that gap is
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong personally sold more stock over the past year than his company lost on behalf of its COIN shareholders last quarter. Although he took a break from his sales in Q1, he entered the quarter with more personal compensation than his company would lose in three months. The company lost $394 million
Aptos, the Layer-1 blockchain network behind the $APT token, has announced a strategic partnership with Netstars, a prominent Japanese QR code payment services provider, to develop stablecoin and Web3 payment applications. The collaboration, disclosed via Aptos’s official X account, marks a significant step in bridging blockchain infrastructure with mainstream digital payment systems in Japan. Partnership