Bitcoin faces liquidity pressure if private credit stress tightens bank funding lines and drains risk appetite.
Bitcoin will trade through the weekend while oil futures, Treasuries, and US equities remain closed, making it the first global risk asset forced to absorb Hormuz developments.
China has found a way to keep its factories busy without fixing the economy at home: sell more goods abroad.
Circle’s charter raises a bigger question than crypto regulation: who funds American lending if deposits move?
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces the House Financial Services Committee 90 minutes after the June CPI release, and his interpretation of the data will carry more weight than the data.
Stablecoins look stronger than ever as payment infrastructure and weaker than ever as crypto liquidity.
Tether's gold position now rivals that of several sovereign nations, and a new partnership with a lending platform is testing whether tokenized bullion can function as collateral in the same way Bitcoin already does.
Stablecoins brought digital cash onchain, and tokenized Treasury funds are beginning to supply the yield-bearing collateral digital markets have lacked.
The SEC is reconsidering whether increasingly complex ETFs are stretching retail investors’ trust in the familiar fund structure too far.
A president linked to branded tokens and crypto ventures creates an ethics problem with a much shorter fuse than most older business conflicts.
China is turning Hong Kong into an offshore hub for yuan liquidity, gold settlement, and bond access as it builds an institutional alternative to dollar-dominated stablecoins.
The washout reduced forced-selling risk, but spot volume and ETF creations still need to carry the next move.
