Global money supply (M2) has reached a record $103 trillion, with the U.S. alone hitting $23.16 trillion. Bitcoin's price surged 21% in August, rising from around $63,000 to above $78,000, though still below its 2025 peak of $126,000. This gap suggests a potential "catch-up" trade, as Bitcoin's fixed supply contrasts with unlimited fiat money printing. The future movement depends on factors like U.S. M2, dollar strength, and capital flows into alternative assets. A weaker dollar and continued liquidity growth could push more investment into Bitcoin and precious metals, while tightening conditions might reverse this trend.
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The U.S. SEC declared Evernorth Holdings' Form S-4 registration effective, allowing Armada Acquisition Corp. II shareholders to vote on the proposed merger on September 30, 2026. This merger would create a Nasdaq-listed company under the ticker XRPN,...
VictoryShares US Value Momentum ETF (ULVM) received a Hold rating because, despite its strong year-to-date performance, it faces long-term vulnerabilities. The ETF combines value and momentum investment strategies but leans towards low volatility, wh...
Bitcoin DeFi lending involves depositing BTC-related assets as collateral to borrow or supply liquidity, with returns from borrower interest or fees. Different lending models—pooled, isolated, stablecoin-backed, native BTC, and custodial—vary in risk...
The article provides a detailed guide on selecting the appropriate Bitcoin DeFi wallet based on different workflows like Bitcoin-native, Stacks, and EVM-compatible layers. It reviews wallets such as Xverse, Leather, MetaMask, and Ledger, highlighting...
