Bitcoin surges to January peak as oil slide lifts sentiment
Oil falls 2.5% as risk appetite returns; Bitcoin hits $84,777, its highest since January.
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Oil falls 2.5% as risk appetite returns; Bitcoin hits $84,777, its highest since January.
S&P 500 rose after traders faded the initial overreaction to the Fed's decision, supported by hopes of Middle East de-escalation.
Kalshi faces claims of inflated crypto volume after $5,500 trades dominated its ether perp market, which it dismisses as confusion between products.
Solana rallied 10-13% amid positive regulatory developments from SEC and CFTC, and its spot ETFs saw another week of inflows.
Fed's Goolsbee says persistent demand and supply shocks could prolong high inflation, reinforcing case for higher rates.
Switch 2 fans use 20 cent bananas at Walmart to unlock a $10 grocery promo code on games like Fire Emblem, prompting stock issues and unaddressed policy…
Oil prices slipped on hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East, with attention turning to the UN General Assembly and potential Trump-Pezeshkian talks.
USD/JPY sits near 157 as yen falls 2% despite BOJ hike, with thin holiday liquidity and intervention risk in focus. Technical levels and MUFG see limited…
Bitcoin briefly crossed $84,000, its first time since January, wiping out $262M in shorts and hitting an eight-month high.
Opposition blocked or delayed 45 US data center projects worth $68B from April to June, with protests now spreading globally.