Everything sells. Bitcoin is the one that sells the least. Gold fell for a ninth straight day Monday to around $4,360, its longest losing streak in years. Asian stocks fell for a third session and are expected to enter correction territory. Bond yields rose as the protracted war threatened to fuel inflation and push central […]
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As platforms like Polymarket gain visibility during U.S. election cycles and major geopolitical events, their prices are increasingly cited as real-time truth signals. The rhetoric is seductive: let people put money behind their beliefs, and the market will converge on reality faster than polls or experts. But that promise collapses when a contract creates a
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The early months of 2026 have forced the Ethereum community into a kind of soul-searching, one that goes beyond price, beyond technical upgrades, and into the question of what the network is actually trying to be. Even before this year, builders and executives had a sense that Ethereum was about to enter another phase of
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Strategy (MSTR), the leading Bitcoin holding company, has described the launch of its Expandable Perpetual Preferred Stock (STRC) as the company’s “iPhone moment,” and despite its support for BTC accumulation, risks remain. Before examining these risks, it is worth noting that while the focus is on STRC, particularly its greater liquidity and adoption, they also
Gold is approaching a technical bear market, down nearly 20% from its all-time high in January. Traditionally seen as a store of value and a hedge against geopolitical uncertainty, gold’s recent performance challenges this narrative. Despite escalating tensions in the Middle East, prices have fallen about 10% since the war began in late February. Markets
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The math has backfired on Bitcoin miners, and the war is making the situation worse every week. Checkonchain’s difficulty regression model, which estimates average production costs based on network difficulty and energy inputs, pegged this figure at $88,000 per bitcoin as of March 13. Bitcoin is trading at $69,200 as of Sunday morning, creating a
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XRP fell after another failed recovery attempt, with high-volume selling pushing the token back towards key support near $1.40. News context XRP remains stuck in a broader corrective phase that has persisted since its mid-2025 peak, with rallies consistently failing to follow through. The latest pullback comes after a brief rebound in mid-March stayed below
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Bitcoin gave back last week’s gains in a single weekend. The largest cryptocurrency fell to $69,192 on Sunday morning, down 2.2% over the past 24 hours and 3.1% for the week, after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran on Saturday night demanding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz or face
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Grayscale has filed an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a new exchange-traded fund for the HYPE token, amid the growing popularity of decentralized exchange Hyperliquid. The Crypto asset manager’s proposed fund would hold the HYPE token and be listed on Nasdaq under the symbol GHYP, according to the S-1
Bitcoin traders are paying record prices to protect against declines, according to VanEck’s Bitcoin ChainCheck from mid-March 2026, a sign that investors remain on the defensive even as spot prices begin to stabilize. In the report, VanEck senior analysts said the 30-day average bitcoin price fell 19% from the prior period, while realized volatility fell
