
4 Economic Reports That Could Decide Bitcoin’s Fate This Week
TL;DR Consumer Inflation Expectations: A jump in inflation expectations could fortify Bitcoin’s status as a refuge against rising prices, while a moderate reading might reduce investor
TL;DR Consumer Inflation Expectations: A jump in inflation expectations could fortify Bitcoin’s status as a refuge against rising prices, while a moderate reading might reduce investor
TL;DR President Trump signed the first-ever crypto-related law, exempting DeFi platforms from IRS reporting requirements and overturning a controversial rule set to launch in 2027. The
TL;DR The CFTC removed two internal guidelines, which could pave the way for clearer regulation of crypto derivatives such as perpetual contracts. Coinbase and Kraken are
TL;DR China and Russia have started using Bitcoin for commercial energy payments in response to tensions with the United States and to reduce their reliance on
TL;DR The new 104% tariff hike imposed by the United States on Chinese products has intensified the trade conflict and triggered a sharp reaction across the
TL;DR DOJ Shifts Focus: The U.S. Justice Department disbands its crypto crime unit, aligning with Trump’s pro-crypto policies to foster innovation and reduce enforcement-driven oversight. Regulatory
TL;DR Bitcoin mining stocks like MARA, RIOT, and CLSK dropped more than 10% due to regulatory pressure and record-level competition. New U.S. tariffs are driving up
TL;DR Wall Street went from rejecting cryptocurrencies to integrating them as a new asset class with high strategic potential. The approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs marked
TL;DR While major stock indexes are posting losses above 3%, the crypto market is showing moderate and sustained gains. Gold, oil, and Treasury bonds are losing
TL;DR Arthur Hayes warns that Bitcoin must stay above $76,500 until April 15 to avoid greater instability and potential declines. BTC fell to $82,000 after the
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