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.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced that the upcoming Hegota fork in 2027 will likely be the network's last 'normal' fork using familiar technology. Beyond 2027, Ethereum aims to evolve into a system that relies more on cryptographic proofs...
Dogecoin traded at $0.0973 on September 27, 2026, showing a 12.2% gain over the past week but down 57.6% over the year. Key resistance is at $0.1004, with support levels at $0.0800 and $0.0690 framing the fourth quarter's price action. A sustained cl...
An index linked to Bitfinex tracking Ether (ETH) short positions surged to about 73,056 ETH on Sept. 24, the highest in 51 months, reflecting a sharp 280% increase over the previous week. This rise signals growing bearish or hedging activity around E...
Ethereum short positions on Bitfinex have surged to about 73,056 ETH, the highest level in over four years, despite ETH's strong price recovery of around 86% from mid-year lows. This $195 million worth of short bets suggests many traders expect a pri...
WorldCoin (WLD) rose 11.29% to $0.532, outperforming the broader market thanks to increased investor interest in altcoins and AI-related tokens. The token has gained 23.76% over the past week, supported by strong trading volumes exceeding $500 millio...
