The US Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen to a four-month low, sparking speculation about a potential “yen intervention” by the US and Japan. What does this mean for Bitcoin and digital assets?
Foreign countries are reducing their holdings of US Treasuries, signaling eroding confidence in US fiscal stability. This trend could have major implications for cryptocurrencies, equities, and emerging markets.
Morgan Stanley is launching a digital asset wallet to support cryptocurrencies and real-world assets, expanding its crypto product offerings and catering to a broader range of investors.
Bittensor (TAO) surged 27% in early 2026 amid Grayscale’s ETF filing. Can the AI token break $500 this cycle?
Global family offices have increased their exposure to cryptocurrencies in 2025, but concerns about market volatility may cloud the outlook for 2026.
Affluent Chinese investors are reevaluating luxury real estate as a safe store of value, instead comparing it to Bitcoin, Nvidia stock, and BNB as competing assets.
Ghana passes law to legalize crypto trading, granting central bank authority to regulate and license providers.
Bitcoin’s underperformance compared to gold’s record high sparks fears of a prolonged downturn in speculative assets, as investors turn to traditional safe-haven assets amidst economic uncertainty.
Hong Kong proposes new crypto rules to allow insurance companies to invest in cryptocurrencies, potentially tapping into the $82 billion insurance market.
Standard Chartered and Coinbase are partnering to develop digital asset services for institutional clients, offering trading, custody, staking, and lending solutions for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.