
Bitcoin struggles to turn US GDP miss into bullish catalyst as strong spending backs Fed caution
Strong consumer spending and sticky inflation weakened the dovish signal, while higher Treasury yields continued to limit institutional demand.

Strong consumer spending and sticky inflation weakened the dovish signal, while higher Treasury yields continued to limit institutional demand.

Public records show all listed contracts now have settlement prices; BitMEX’s next trading restriction begins Aug. 26.

Shareholders approved liquidation and delisting, but the record time fixes participation, not payment or court approval.

The tracker refreshed a roughly $1.9 billion valuation even though filings still describe the stack as closing-dependent.

The settlement changes nearly 2 million warrants while filings name no successor CIO or asset manager.

The White House just compared Senate crypto talks to overthrowing Maduro as an 11th-hour deal collapses from both sides.

ETF outflows, softer perpetual buying and stagnant on-chain capital leave long-term holders carrying the immediate support test.

MSTR’s July 24 close indicates a $217 return per $1,000 note, pending GS&Co.’s final calculation.

Mining margins are near historic lows, but André Dragosch says AI overinvestment and a Bitcoin recovery could reverse today’s economics.

The CLARITY Act faces an ethics test as Senate Democrats seek limits on senior officials’ crypto profits, including President Trump’s.

XRP’s $2.4 billion derivatives market is heading for a test of $1 as Bitcoin weakness raises the risk of a leveraged unwind.

Markets still expect rates to stay unchanged, but an unusually underpriced hike could force traders to reassess the Fed’s 2026 path and test Bitcoin’s recent resilience.