Bitcoin is approaching a rare weekly death cross, a bearish technical pattern that has historically preceded significant price declines. This signal, which appears when a long-term moving average drops below a shorter-term one, suggests potential further downside aligned with Bitcoin's four-year market cycle. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor hinted that his company, Strategy, may continue buying Bitcoin despite its market value falling below the value of its Bitcoin holdings, raising questions about future funding. Investors are closely watching both technical charts and institutional buying activity for clues on Bitcoin's next major price move.
Jim Rickards, a former CIA financial advisor, highlights that the current AI industry is consuming more capital and energy than the 1990s internet boom. With nearly $5 trillion expected to be spent on AI data centers in the U.S. alone, the AI buildou...
A 2026 academic report by CEPR and University of Turin experts highlights that while Bitcoin's decentralization offers real economic value, stablecoins pose significant risks by reintroducing centralized intermediaries. The report explains that both ...
Hyper Foundation has launched a $10 million grant program to assist projects affected by the USDH stablecoin sunset. The funding supports builders migrating from USDH to USDC or winding down USDH-dependent services, with grants based on deployment co...
Prediction markets on platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket show a strong bearish sentiment for Bitcoin in 2026, with traders assigning a 76% probability that Bitcoin will hit $50,000 before reaching $100,000. These markets, with over $75 million in c...
Chainlink's smart collateral technology has been selected for a trial by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), a key player in financial market infrastructure. This trial aims to explore the use of advanced blockchain-based collateral m...
