Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Meta's model layers the post-halving supply crunch, spot ETF demand, corporate treasury adoption and rate-cut liquidity — a $180K-$250K range if those four lines stay intact, with a $65K-$80K…
The fragmentation matters more than any single bill: Poland's crypto market now has to clear four competing legislative tracks, one of which is an outright ban on cryptoasset activity.
The round is the loudest signal yet that compliance infrastructure — not trading or custody — is where TradFi is placing its structural crypto bet, with JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, and Nasdaq now on the…
The $1.35B cumulative figure is doing more work than the daily print: a single day of inflows tells you traders are reacting, but the fact that they keep reacting three weeks into the product is what…
The reiteration hinges on Sharplink's 0.8x discount to NAV and a Galaxy Digital co-managed yield fund that the bank argues marks a structural widening of Ethereum's demand base beyond just treasury…
US inflation climbed to 3.8% in the latest reading, coming in above consensus forecasts and reigniting concerns that…
The split inside the ECB — Beau backing Qivalis and a public-private euro stablecoin push, Lagarde holding the line on a 2029 CBDC — exposes how fast dollar-pegged stablecoins are reshaping Europe's…
The round lands in a year that's already seen nearly $3B stolen in crypto — and it funds an agentic-AI roadmap for the compliance backbone that two-thirds of global crypto trading volume already runs…
The deal pairs one of crypto's deepest exchange balance sheets with one of TradFi's longest-running tokenization efforts — a structural vote on BENJI as 24/7 collateral, not a marketing partnership.
Headline CPI printed 3.8% YoY, core 2.8% — both above consensus — as shelter and services inflation stayed sticky, and traders promptly pulled forward Fed cut bets.
The price rebound masks an unresolved Hormuz threat: slower oil-flow repair keeps inflation and Fed-tightening risk on the table, and Bitcoin still trades as the macro proxy that gets hit first.
Five labor groups, including AFL-CIO and SEIU, told senators the market structure bill could jeopardize public pensions — while banks lobby over stablecoin-yield provisions.
April CPI ran 3.8% YoY and 0.6% MoM — both above consensus — pushing the Fed Funds corridor to stay pinned at 350-375bps through year-end and dragging risk assets lower across the board.
U.S. inflation climbed to 3.8% year-over-year in April, coming in above consensus forecasts and reigniting fears that…
The headline loss is brutal, but the real read is structural: miners are unprofitable below ~$88K cost and the industry is already moving compute to AI/HPC — CleanSpark is just naming the pivot out…
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation — the rail that processed $4.7 quadrillion in securities transactions last year — is wiring Chainlink's data layer into a tokenized collateral platform…
The Maelstrom CIO is positioning for maximum risk, naming HYPE, ZEC, and NEAR as his top altcoin picks, and framing the rally as a credit-driven AI-inflation trade with a geopolitical tailwind.
The token-specific setup is the strongest in months — but Bitcoin still captures 82% of weekly flows, and the May 12 CPI print will decide whether XRP's demand data gets to translate into price.
The 63% bitcoin cut is the headline, but the real signal is the dollar pivot: $70M parked in US reserves for a payments deal while revenue slid 36.8% and net loss nearly tripled.
AFL-CIO, SEIU, and teachers' unions warn the bill would let crypto volatility flow into retirement accounts and public pensions — and the floor vote is Thursday.
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