Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, predicts Bitcoin could fall to around $40,000 within six months, a roughly 35% drop from current levels near $62,000. Despite this short-term correction, Hayes remains bullish long-term, expecting Bitcoin to eventually reach $200,000 to $250,000. The market is currently stable but lacks strong buying momentum, with macroeconomic factors like Federal Reserve rate policies and inflation concerns influencing investor sentiment. Upcoming U.S. inflation data and institutional portfolio shifts could add volatility, while Bitcoin awaits a clear catalyst for its next major move.
Zealthy has broadened its insurance coordination program to assist patients prescribed GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic. The expanded service helps with insurance verification, prior authorizations, and coverage communications, a...
Markets are rallying as investors anticipate potential Federal Reserve rate cuts later in 2026, boosting equities, cryptocurrencies, and other risk assets. QuantRate has introduced a free AI-powered quant trading bot to help retail investors access a...
China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) focuses on innovation, resilience, and quality growth, aiming to lead in sectors like quantum computing and 5G. Former EU economist Rudy Aernoudt highlights China's clear, unified long-term planning approach as...
Hypersurface has acquired Acre to create the Hypersurface Bitcoin Premium Income vault (HSBPI), the first fully on-chain Bitcoin volatility trading strategy. This new product allows Bitcoin holders to deposit BTC directly and earn premium income thro...
Muskrat Dam First Nation in northern Ontario was connected to the provincial power grid on April 9, 2026, allowing the community to shut down costly diesel generators. This connection removes previous power constraints, enabling new construction proj...
