Bitcoin helps USD’s reserve status ‘in a strange way’: Coinbase CEO
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains how Bitcoin indirectly supports the US dollar’s reserve status by acting as a market check on inflation and deficit spending.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains how Bitcoin indirectly supports the US dollar’s reserve status by acting as a market check on inflation and deficit spending.
Three financial giants predict crypto will face its hardest test yet in 2026 due to growing institutional scrutiny and macroeconomic pressure.
Analysts expect US Q3 GDP growth of 3.2%, slightly below Q2’s 3.8%, as markets await key economic data to gauge Fed policy implications.
Macro analyst Luke Gromen argues against the likelihood of ‘nuclear printing’ and lays out a bearish case for Bitcoin, citing economic leverage and macroeconomic factors.
Ray Dalio warns that Bitcoin is unlikely to become a central bank reserve asset due to volatility and control issues, despite its potential as money. Explore the implications for crypto adoption.
BitMex co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin will surge to $200,000 by March, citing macroeconomic factors and monetary policy.
The global economy is shifting toward looser monetary policies, setting the stage for a crypto market surge in 2026. Learn how macro forces are driving this trend.
JPMorgan Chase predicts the S&P 500 could reach 8,000 points by 2026 if the Federal Reserve loosens monetary policy, according to the bank’s head of global market and strategy.
Japan’s central bank tightening has a more significant impact on the crypto market than the US Federal Reserve’s easing, due to the leverage factor and funding availability.
Peter St Onge warns of a $9 trillion wall of US debt due to the Federal Reserve’s decision to end quantitative tightening and start buying short-term U.S. Treasury bills, leading to higher inflation and a potential decline in the value of the dollar.