Payrolls surprised higher, but if the number gets revised down, Bitcoin may be pricing the wrong macro signal first.
The Labor Department’s proposal does not open the floodgates yet, but it starts a fight over who can tap retirement capital.
Nearly half of Bitcoin supply is now underwater, turning $60K into a behavioral breaking point for the market.
Corporate and sovereign BTC holders are selling into stress, raising fresh doubts about how durable treasury demand really is.
Stocks rallied on ceasefire hopes, but derivatives positioning shows traders reducing risk, not adding it.
Looser capital rules free billions, but a key carve-out shows regulators still fear hidden losses
FTX’s fourth creditor distribution will inject roughly $2.2 billion into the market at a moment when Bitcoin is already trading under pressure from a deteriorating macro backdrop.
A weak Treasury auction suggests investors are losing confidence in the near-term outlook — and that could make Bitcoin more fragile.
The biggest surprise of Bitcoin’s drawdown wasn't the volatility of the move, but the steadiness of the new generation of institutional investors that are now holding it.
The rise of AI agents is creating a simple question with huge implications for crypto: how does software pay?
As war-driven volatility reshapes energy markets, crypto firms are racing to become the first place traders turn when oil moves outside trading hours.
The reason tokenization matters now is that some of the biggest names in finance see it as a way to rebuild markets for a 24/7 world.
