Federal Reserve Board member Christopher Waller made noteworthy comments regarding interest rate policy in his recent statements. Waller stated that he initially considered calling for interest rate cuts following the weak employment data released in February, but increased inflation risks and geopolitical developments changed his view. Speaking in an interview with CNBC, Waller stated that
Morgan Stanley has access to trillions in client assets, and its Bitcoin ETF could mark the moment big investors start using Bitcoin on a larger scale. The global financial services firm is now closer to launching the fund under the ticker MSBT after filing a second updated S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Bitcoin cycles are often interpreted through a rather simple lens: that of the repetitiveness linked to Bitcoin’s halving. How Bitcoin Cycles Work Bitcoin cycles are often interpreted through a rather simple lens: that of the repetitiveness linked to the Bitcoin halving. Historically, the periodic reduction of the new BTC supply has coincided with a fairly
Story Highlights James Wynn – the trader who turned $87M into “broke” – is back on Hyperliquid with another 40x Bitcoin short. His liquidation price is $71,112. Bitcoin is trading at $70,697. The crypto community has seen this before, and they are not holding back. James Wynn is back on Hyperliquid. The trader who turned
Bitcoin ($BTC) stayed near the $70,000 level after a volatile week shaped by geopolitical tensions and the latest Federal Reserve meeting. $BTC price traded at $70,672.50 at the time of writing, down slightly over 24 hours and up 0.11% over the past seven days. Summary $BTC price stayed above $70,000 after sharp swings tied to
A proposal in Washington could alter one of the basic rhythms of US markets: how often public companies have to publish quarterly reports. The SEC is reportedly preparing a proposal that would make quarterly reporting optional, letting companies file financial updates twice a year instead of four times. Backers say the current system feeds short-term
Bitcoin has gone through multiple crashes, corrections, and market cycles since its creation in 2009. From drops of over 80% to new all-time highs, volatility has always been part of the journey. Yet one question still appears frequently: Can Bitcoin ever go to $0? While short-term crashes are always possible, a complete collapse to zero
A crypto analyst has broken down everything investors and traders need to know about the current Bitcoin ($BTC) cycle. In his post, the pundit argued that the present cycle is different. He explained that the widely followed four-year cycle theory is fundamentally flawed, suggesting that a far more reliable framework exists for understanding where the
Bitcoin’s real macro risk right now is more discreet than simply watching the price of oil. Behind the scenes, a Fed liquidity cushion is nearly gone, and it can quickly become a headwind for Bitcoin’s attempt to avoid a deep crypto winter. On March 19, usage of the Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repo facility stood