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Crypto traders face macro test as U.S. stocks extend risk‑on rally
U.S. stocks extend a strong risk‑on rally while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana slip, underscoring crypto’s role as high‑beta…
Bitcoin price is sliding today because the government admitted nearly 1 million jobs from last year never existed
At 8:30 a.m. Eastern, the U.S. labor market handed traders a breaking story with two timelines, one for…
Odds Bank of Japan raises rates hits 80% with Bitcoin on the sideline – one hidden signal decides everything
Bank of America Securities expects the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to raise its policy rate from 0.75% to…
WLFI traders eye key support as $12.5m Coinbase move stirs volatility
A $12.5m WLFI transfer to Coinbase Prime, heavy long leverage, and key support near $0.11 raise volatility risks…
Aztec perpetuals: Binance rolls out 5x futures on privacy L2 asset
Privacy-focused Aztec L2 gets a 5x Binance perpetual listing, with second-by-second mark pricing and tight funding bands in…
China Bitcoin legalization is priced at 5% but Beijing’s February 2026 Ban 2.0 made one detail brutal
Polymarket traders are pricing the prospect of China legalizing onshore Bitcoin purchases at roughly 5%. At first glance,…
Why Bitcoin ETFs bleed billions while Gold makes 53 new all-time highs with $559B in demand
Gold demand reached a record $555 billion in 2025, driven by an 84% surge in investment flows and…
Ethereum wants home validators to verify proofs but a 12 GPU reality raises a new threat
Ethereum researcher ladislaus.eth published a walkthrough last week explaining how Ethereum plans to move from re-executing every transaction…
Bitcoin failing 7 times to break $71,500 is much more ominous than boring ‘sideways action’
Bitcoin has a habit of turning certain numbers into places. A number becomes a shared memory, a public…
Bernstein Calls Bitcoin Crash A ‘Crisis Of Confidence,’ Maintains $150,000 Target
Despite a sharp decline in Bitcoin (BTC) prices since last October, analysts at Bernstein argue that the current…