Anthropic has secured a BB+ credit rating from Kroll Bond Rating Agency as Wall Street banks prepare $60 billion in financing for the company’s expanding artificial intelligence chip infrastructure investments. Know when your coins moveAlerts, real-time prices, and market news — all in one app Point your phone camera to install 4.8 based on 40K
Bitcoin Dips Below $81,000 After Midweek Reversal Bitcoin lost the $82,000 threshold Friday, roughly 24 hours after reversing a downtrend that saw the cryptocurrency dip below $80,000 for the first time in weeks. The decline came amid rising oil prices and a sell-off in tech stocks, particularly companies tied to artificial intelligence hardware and infrastructure.
Bitcoin treasury firm Strive wants another $130 million on top of a previously announced $500 million IPO to buy more $BTC and grow its business. Last Tuesday, Strive announced plans to raise $500 million through a Series A IPO that would sell 5 million shares, priced at $100 each, of the perpetual preferred stock SATS.
As Fed Chair Kevin Warsh refused to preview the October 28 rate decision on October 16, 2026, during an IMF (International Monetary Fund) fireside chat in Bangkok, saying he does not prejudge meetings, prediction markets sharply raised their odds of no change. On Friday, at the time of reporting, the probability of a no rate
Quick Take Spout raised a $2 million strategic round with participation from Draper Dragon, Anchorage Digital and Flow Traders, alongside strategic backing from Solana Labs. The protocol funds lender yield through covered-call premiums on pledged equities rather than borrower interest; it remains on Solana Devnet. Spout, a Solana-based lending protocol for tokenized US equities, announced
Global onshore oil inventories fell by an estimated 113 million barrels in September, according to the International Energy Agency’s October 14 report. A buildup at sea offset most of that draw, leaving the prospects for energy-led inflation relief uncertain for Bitcoin investors. Global observed inventories fell just 10 million barrels because oil on water increased
Two hot inflation reports in two days resulted in Bitcoin falling below $80,000 on Oct. 15. September CPI accelerated to 3.7% from 3.4%, and producer prices jumped 1.3% on the month, the largest rise since March 2022 and more than double the forecast in most surveys. Can-Luca Köymen, investment strategist at Sygnum, said in a
Bitcoin ($BTC) traded near $82,000 around Friday’s Wall Street open as crypto markets stabilized alongside a rebound in South Korean stocks. Key points: Bitcoin price volatility eased as South Korean stocks rebounded 2% on Friday, offering relief after a steep sell-off. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh gave no indication of further interest-rate hikes during a
Bitcoin ($BTC) price briefly dropped below $80,000 on October 15 after US PPI inflation came in hot at 6.3%. The rising inflation has now triggered hawkish remarks from Fed officials as the odds of one more Fed rate hike in 2026 soar. Know when your coins moveAlerts, real-time prices, and market news — all in