Read macro-driven crypto news linking Bitcoin and digital assets to rates, inflation, liquidity, geopolitics, and global markets.
A weekend surge left a hole on Bitcoin’s CME chart and traders are watching if today’s rally will hold or fill it.
Andjela Radmilac 2 min read 
A dramatic drop in SOFR means businesses can roll credit cheaper and risk appetite can stretch again, but liquidity doesn't erase risk; it only hides it.
Global broad money supply hit a record $142 trillion in September, with China, the U.S., and EU driving its growth.
Even if World War 3 broke out Bitcoin would endure... but not necessarily as we now know it.
Macro headwinds from US data, a strong dollar, and cascading liquidations pressure Bitcoin price action.
Net institutional buying dips below mined supply, lessening Bitcoin's demand base as firms and ETFs face structural constraints amid tighter liquidity cycles.
US-China trade tensions ease as President Trump announces a deal suspending tariffs, removing non-tariff measures, and boosting soy purchases.
Ray Dalio urges investors to allocate 5–15% of their portfolios to gold and calls it the world’s most important currency and safest form of money.
The October slump exposed Bitcoin's vulnerability as committed sellers outweighed fading buyer enthusiasm.
