Bitcoin vs. gold: Who wins the Christmas rally?
Bitcoin and gold often display a recurring pattern during the Christmas rally. Their movements are shaped by Federal Reserve policy, inflation trends and overall market liquidity. Go to Source
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Bitcoin and gold often display a recurring pattern during the Christmas rally. Their movements are shaped by Federal Reserve policy, inflation trends and overall market liquidity. Go to Source
Many long-term Bitcoiners are selling up, such as early arbitrage trader Owen Gunden, who shifted the last of his 11,000 Bitcoin to an exchange. Go to Source
Bitcoin treasury stocks may have seen the worst of their declines, with an investment firm ending its short position on Strategy after its mNAV decline “played out.” Go to Source
Trump Media’s first earnings report after starting its Bitcoin buys shows it scooped up $1.3 billion, with the company saying it plans to buy more. Go to Source
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran argued that stablecoins’ potential multi-trillion dollar growth over the next five years will help push down interest rates. Go to Source
Crypto markets could get a lift as Politico reports the US Senate has reached a deal on a multi-part budget bill to end the government shutdown. Go to Source
The cheap network fees are a boon for traders but could signal long-term fundamental issues with Ethereum’s revenue generation model. Go to Source
Large, long-term crypto and Bitcoin investors continue to sell into the market, keeping asset prices from hitting a blow-off top. Go to Source
Investors saw the announcement as a positive catalyst for crypto markets, but the proposed stimulus hinges on a Supreme Court ruling. Go to Source
Explore how the Condorcet paradox exposes the limits of perfect fairness in blockchain consensus. Go to Source