
Bitcoin’s next risk is hiding in the gap between debt and liquidity
US debt is growing faster than M2, leaving Bitcoin trapped between a bullish liquidity thesis and tighter market plumbing that keeps capping risk.

Bitcoin is one Fed decision away from finding out whether its $80,000 rally has conviction or just relief.

The old summer sell signal looks weaker, but Bitcoin still needs inflation, jobs, and Fed data to hold the risk-on case.

A stalled market-structure bill could let exchanges test whether stablecoin rewards actually pull deposits from banks.

Grayscale’s decision to swap Coinbase for Anchorage in a new ETF filing is small on paper and significant in context because it shines a light on how much of Wall Street’s Bitcoin wrapper still depends on one custodian.

Bitcoin faces a 48-hour macro trap as the Fed speaks first, but GDP and PCE get the last word.

Stablecoins are finding their strongest argument in one of business’s oldest problems: moving money on time.



