Bitcoin fell back toward $58,000 even as traditional markets like U.S. equities hit record highs and Treasury yields eased, showing a rare disconnect. Analysts attribute this to ongoing institutional outflows, mechanical selling, and negative options positioning within the crypto market, rather than broader economic factors. Key support is seen around the $53,000 realized price, with future stability depending on ETF flows, Strategy sales, and futures activity. The market remains cautious as Bitcoin behaves less like a typical risk asset amid steady selling pressure.
PayPal's board has reportedly rejected an offer valuing the company at $60.50 per share, considering it inadequate. This comes as PayPal's stock currently trades at around $56 per share. The board's stance suggests they believe the company's value is...
The Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Buy-Write Income Fund (ETB) provides investors S&P 500-like exposure combined with a call writing strategy to generate income. It currently trades at an 8.08% discount to its net asset value and offers an attractive, tax-e...
The European Union has expanded its sanctions against Russia by banning 14 crypto platforms, including Justin Sun-owned HTX, accusing them of helping blocked Russian entities move funds and bypass sanctions. This move prohibits EU persons and firms f...
Bitcoin's short-term holder market capitalization dropped to $236.2 billion, close to its lowest since mid-2024, signaling deepening losses among recent buyers who are selling below cost amid the 2026 market decline. Technical analysis highlights cri...
South Korea's largest crypto exchange, Upbit, will list two modular DeFi lending tokens, Morpho (MORPHO) and Euler (EUL), in its KRW market on July 25 and 26, 2026. Morpho's price rose 4.8% on the announcement, reflecting growing investor interest. T...
