Cryptocurrency

The past trading week shaped up to be one of the busiest on the 2026 economic calendar, with multiple narrative threads intertwining at once. Key price drivers included Nvidia’s record-breaking earnings results, the release of the minutes from the final Federal Reserve meeting chaired by Jerome Powell, sharp volatility in …

Financial markets may be far too optimistic about what Kevin Warsh’s arrival at the Federal Reserve could mean for interest rates and liquidity conditions in the months ahead. While investors initially welcomed the leadership change as a possible path toward easier monetary policy, Warsh’s early signals suggest the reality may …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin falls: The world’s largest crypto slipped 0.5% to $77,487.8, heading for a 1% weekly loss. Liquidations surge: CoinGlass data showed $200 million in crypto liquidations over the past 24 hours. Iran sticking points persist: Tehran’s uranium stockpile and Hormuz toll plans remain unresolved major obstacles. Khamenei holds …

Federal Reserve Signals Growing Concern Over Persistent InflationFresh minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting reinforced the growing belief across financial markets that US interest rates may stay elevated for longer than investors had previously expected. The discussion revealed a noticeably hawkish tone among policymakers, with several officials expressing discomfort …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin edges up: The world’s largest crypto rose 0.4% to $77,175.4 after dipping near $76,000 at the start of the week. Off last week’s highs: Bitcoin has lost momentum after touching $82,000+ last week. Trump’s “very quickly”: The president said the Iran war could end rapidly if negotiations …

Bitcoin is once again under pressure after slipping below the key $80,000 level, as investors react to rising global uncertainty and a wave of selling across financial markets. The cryptocurrency has moved sharply lower in recent sessions, falling toward the mid-$70,000 range as risk appetite weakens and traders pull back …

America’s Biggest Bitcoin ATM Giant Files Bankruptcy as Regulations Tighten and Crypto Users Abandon High FeesCollapse of 9,000-Machine Network Sends Shockwaves Through Crypto IndustryBitcoin Depot, once the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a dramatic collapse in revenue, rising legal pressure, and …

Bitcoin fell to its lowest point in May, hovering near $77,000 after briefly dipping below $76,700. The drop was fueled by renewed geopolitical strains and rising U.S. Treasury yields, which unsettled global investors. – Over $255M in Bitcoin positions were liquidated in just 24 hours. – Total crypto liquidations reached …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin slides: The world’s largest crypto fell 1.5% to $76,946.6 — its lowest level since May 1. $80K dream dies: Bitcoin briefly climbed above $80,000 last week but failed to sustain momentum. Oil above $110: Crude prices jumped following UAE drone incidents and stalled Iran diplomacy. Bond sell-off: …

No other week this year has witnessed such a dense convergence of macroeconomic catalysts as the trading week of May 11–15. The markets faced a perfect storm of prime market movers all at once: crucial inflation prints, production costs, consumer demand metrics, Federal Reserve liquidity shifts, a historic transition in …