Hegseth discloses more cash than bitcoin in new report
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth holds up to $65,000 in bitcoin and $1M in cash, per his 2025 financial disclosure.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth holds up to $65,000 in bitcoin and $1M in cash, per his 2025 financial disclosure.
Strategy, the largest corporate bitcoin holder, proposes daily dividends on four preferred stocks, with shareholder vote set for October 28.
Bitcoin retests breakout zone near $82,833 as buyers defend support, but upside momentum fades.
US stocks opened higher but gave up gains as the 10-year yield rose 5 bp to 5.212%, pressing equities again.
Litecoin hit an 8-month high as ETF holdings reached a record, but leverage is driving the rally, not spot demand.
Family offices cite inflation as top worry, but 46% increased stock exposure. Crypto sees more planned cuts than additions.
USD/JPY slipped to 157.00 as officials from the US and Japan voiced concerns over yen weakness, with coordinated remarks and potential intervention in focus.
Final September UMich consumer sentiment beat expectations at 48.1, with inflation expectations remaining elevated.
AUDUSD dipped under the 200-day MA for the first time in 11 months, reaching 0.7005, before rebounding above the average on dollar weakness.
Japan's 30-year bond yield hit a record 4.223%, raising safe-haven returns and threatening bitcoin via yen carry trade unwinds.