Japan’s bond market volatility is impacting global liquidity and putting pressure on risk assets, including Bitcoin. Understand the implications for investors and the broader financial landscape.
The memecoin market is experiencing a resurgence in social buzz and trading activity as investors return to risk assets, with positive sentiment in the crypto market driving the growth of these tokens.
Japan’s bond market shock may have significant implications for global risk assets, including Bitcoin, as the yen carry trade comes under pressure and liquidity tightens.
Bitcoin price hits $94K as crypto volume dives to lowest since late 2023. What’s behind the growth, and what’s next for the cryptocurrency?
Bitcoin price rebounds despite Bank of Japan’s interest-rate hike, with Arthur Hayes predicting a boost for risk assets as the dollar reaches 200 yen.
The Bank of Japan’s expected rate hike to a 30-year high could unwind the yen carry trade, leading to a reduction in liquidity for risk assets like Bitcoin. Bitcoin traders are bracing for a potential sell-off as a result.
The Russell 2000’s new ATH sparks debate on its impact on Bitcoin. This article explores the historical correlation, potential caveats, and the importance of analyzing market fundamentals.
The crypto market is down today, with a 3% decrease in total market capitalization, influenced by broader weakness in global risk assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum are among the affected cryptocurrencies.