Liam James is a content strategist with six years of experience in financial media, focusing on cryptocurrencies and macroeconomic trends. At a leading fintech startup, he developed content for trading platforms, boosting user engagement by 30%. Liam’s articles on Bitcoin and DeFi are known for their clarity and actionable advice. He holds a master’s in Economics and contributes to industry blogs. His goal is to demystify crypto markets for new investors through practical, research-backed content.
Cathie Wood has lowered her Bitcoin price projection due to the increasing prevalence of stablecoins in emerging markets, though she remains optimistic about Bitcoin's overall future.
This article explains the comeback of the Ore mining protocol on Solana, focusing on its new mining mechanisms and sustainable economics that have driven its popularity surge.
Comprehensive analysis of the latest developments in the crypto market, focusing on government support for Bitcoin mining, concerns about potential financial bubbles, and performance of major companies like Robinhood.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing significant selling pressure, while Solana ETFs show resilience. A potential Supreme Court ruling on tariffs adds further uncertainty.
This article explores the significant influence of CZ, the former CEO of Binance, on the crypto market, focusing on his endorsements of cryptocurrencies, the emergence of CZ-related meme coins, and YZi Labs investments that have also sparked market interest.
This article explores the risks associated with Yield-Bearing Stablecoins (YBS) in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space, focusing on their intricate mechanisms and how leverage strategies can amplify losses. It also provides actionable guidance for users to protect themselves from potential pitfalls.
Robinhood's Q3 crypto revenue surged 300%, exceeding analyst expectations. The company is expanding into prediction markets and tokenized stocks to diversify its offerings.
Franklin Templeton launches a tokenized US dollar money market fund in Hong Kong, marking a significant step in integrating digital assets into traditional finance.
CMT Digital is investing in the next generation of crypto infrastructure, with a focus on early-stage fintech disruptors.
This article explores how political incentives drive governments toward debt, how the Federal Reserve funds this debt through mechanisms like the Standing Repo Facility (SRF), and how this might impact Bitcoin prices.
Despite Bitcoin's price decline, experts like Matt Hougan and Arthur Hayes see reasons for optimism, including potential institutional demand and stealth QE by the Federal Reserve.
Recent events at Balancer, Berachain, and Stream Finance highlight the fragility of DeFi and the need for increased transparency and risk management.
Despite supportive macroeconomic conditions, the crypto market continues to lag. This article analyzes the reasons behind this, focusing on liquidity flows and their impact on the market.
This article unveils the rise of Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS), a model enabling financial institutions to seamlessly integrate cryptocurrency functionalities. Discover how banks and fintech companies are leveraging CaaS to offer digital asset services.
The market faces multiple pressures, including a potential liquidity crunch and corrections in AI stocks. Bitcoin and Ethereum are under pressure, but some analysts see opportunities.
A sudden tweet from Binance CEO CZ caused the price of the GIGGLE token to plummet, leading to significant investor losses and shaking the BSC ecosystem. This article explores the underlying reasons for this volatility.
This article explores the challenges Bitcoin faces due to the dollar liquidity crunch, analyzing key factors like the Treasury General Account (TGA) and Federal Reserve's repo operations. It also offers an outlook on potential recovery.
Summary of key crypto news: From Senator Lummis' Bitcoin plans to Timefun updates, Ether.Fi actions, and US regulatory actions.
A detailed analysis of the recent Bitcoin market turbulence reveals structural shifts in fund flows, cost pressures on miners, and a change in institutional investor sentiment.
Goldman Sachs assesses that the Bank of Japan is unlikely to intervene in the foreign exchange market in the near term despite yen weakness, considering factors like fiscal risks and monetary policy.
