
Yields are spiking toward 5.2%, but history shows Bitcoin might completely ignore Wall Street’s $125 billion stress test
A 4.5-hour gap between CPI data and $125 billion in debt sales is about to trigger Bitcoin's hardest macro pressure

A 4.5-hour gap between CPI data and $125 billion in debt sales is about to trigger Bitcoin's hardest macro pressure

Cardano, Hedera and Polkadot registration withdrawals gave no reason for the retreat, while five other Grayscale altcoin filings remained preliminary.

AI models can favor Bitcoin under crisis and machine-economy prompts, exposing a new risk for banks using automated financial advice.

Solana funding has reached an 11-month high as futures positioning builds and SOL approaches a key $80 breakout.

Putting $100 into crypto every month since 2022 produced a 195% gain in TRX but left Cardano buyers down more than 50%.

Bybit’s $1.5 billion North Korea case tests how far courts can trace, freeze and recover stolen crypto after months of laundering.

Thune formally started the process for a September vote as lawmakers race to settle ethics, stablecoin and illicit-finance disputes.

Bitcoin enters the weekend with $67,300 as the breakout trigger, $70,000 above, and $60,000 as key support.

Bitcoin's BIP-110 enforcement starts at height 961,632, with adoption still waiting on hashpower and economic support.

Its new SEC-registered broker-dealer can pursue roles currently occupied by traditional market makers such as Jane Street.

Mining supplied roughly 95% of Q2 reserve growth, while first-half operations and Bitcoin purchases used $129.1 million in cash.

ADP private-job growth fell to 44,000 from 95,000, but wages and yields resist a simple relief trade.