Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan recommends investors hold both AI stocks and Bitcoin as a hedge against the $40 trillion US debt crisis. The US Treasury aims to reduce the deficit while maintaining GDP growth above 3%, with two possible outcomes: successful growth driven by AI boosting tech stocks, or failure leading to inflation where Bitcoin acts as a crisis hedge. AI stocks like Micron and AMD have shown strong gains, while Bitcoin rebounded after a mid-year dip. Hougan suggests owning both assets to protect and potentially profit regardless of which scenario unfolds.
Aster's Stage 6 allocation claim window opens on October 28, 2026, at 12:00 UTC and closes on November 28, 2026, at 12:00 UTC. This event allows eligible holders to claim fully vested tokens, potentially increasing market supply. Currently, Aster tra...
Ether (ETH) on Binance's perpetual market currently has $8.52 million more sell orders than buy orders, priced at $2,402.15. However, spot markets on Binance and Coinbase show stronger buy-side interest, though with smaller volumes than the perpetual...
Bitway's price jumped 26.23% to $2.44 within 24 hours, outperforming 75 other major cryptocurrencies that mostly declined. It ranked 33rd by market capitalization and had also led gains recently on October 14. Other notable moves included Monero risi...
Zcash (ZEC) has experienced significant volatility, falling 31.1% from $1,698 to $1,168 in three weeks. The crucial support level at $1,041 is vital for maintaining a bullish trend. If ZEC stays above this level, a consolidation phase above $1,000 wi...
Aave V4's Base equities market, launched on Sept. 25, now has 144 wallets borrowing USD Coin (USDC), up from eight on launch day. These wallets have posted $9 million in tokenized U.S. stock collateral, including shares tied to Apple, Amazon, Alphabe...
