In a dramatic turn to open December, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market plunged as regulatory pressure and macro jitters converged. The Peopleâs Bank of China doubled down on its crackdownâreminding investors that all crypto transactions remain illegal and explicitly flagging stablecoins a... ... Read full đŽđ Market Analysis: 3-12-0
The Japanese government is reportedly backing plans to introduce a significant reduction in the nationâs maximum tax rate on crypto profits, with a flat rate of 20% across the board. Japanâs financial regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), first floated the proposed tax changes in mid-NovemâŠ
By Martin BaccardaxU.S. stocks are getting dragged lower in early Monday trading by a combination of sour retail sentiment and a renewed slump in cryptocurrency prices, both of which could delay the market's typical end-of-year rally.Bitcoin prices fell more than 6% in overnight trading, and were maâŠ
Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes has shared a bullish outlook for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, forecasting that Bitcoin could reach $500,000 by the end of 2026. Hayes attributes this potential surge to global liquidity trends and upcoming political cycles rather than short-term market fluctuâŠ
1027 GMT - Bitcoin's recent falls demonstrate that it remains a speculative asset, Pictet Asset Management's Luca Paolini says in a webinar. The extent of bitcoin's decline also show it cannot be a currency, he says. "For prudent investors, I think it's better to stay away." However, there is some oâŠ
The U.K. is preparing to tighten the net around hidden crypto profits, setting the stage for a sweeping tax enforcement regime that will rely on detailed trading data collected directly from cryptocurrency exchanges. UK Sets Start Date for Mandatory Transaction TrackingBeginning January 1, 2026, cryâŠ
More than 90% of the worldâs central banks have cut rates or held them steady for 12 straight months, a pattern rarely seen in the past 35 years. This easing cycle has produced 316 rate cuts over two years, topping even the 313 seen during the 2008â2010 financial crisis.Despite this global expansionâŠ
Bitcoin avoided US selling pressure Thursday as US Thanksgiving provided bulls with key relief. Key points:Bitcoin retains $90,000 as support into the Thanksgiving weekend after hitting weekly highs.BTC price expectations flip bullish, with even $100,000 on the cards again.Futures markets show a leâŠ
Good morning, Asia. Hereâs whatâs moving before the bell.Bitcoin edged higher above $87,000 on Monday as Asian markets opened in a firmer mood, with stocks gaining after traders ramped up bets that the Federal Reserve could deliver a rate cut in December.Investors started the week by adding back risâŠ
By Caitlin McCabeStocks turned higher Friday, with the Dow industrials clawing back the previous session's losses, after Federal Reserve policymaker John Williams made the case for a near-term cut to interest rates.The gains cap a volatile week in which investors have debated lofty technology valuatâŠ
Japanâs cabinet approved a 21.3 trillion yen ($135.5 billion) stimulus package on Friday, marking the nationâs largest economic intervention since the COVID-19 pandemic.The news immediately pushed the yen to its lowest level against the US dollar since January 2025 and sent the nationâs 40-year bondâŠ
Good morning, Asia. Hereâs whatâs moving before the bell.Bitcoin fell below $90,000 in Asia on Tuesday, a six-month low, as traders cut risk and markets waited for key US data delayed by the government shutdown.Investors are fixated on Thursdayâs September nonfarm payrolls report, which arrives onlyâŠ