Peter Schiff warns the next major market crash will begin with a breakdown in the U.S. Treasury bond market, driven by rising yields that increase borrowing costs. He argues this will pressure stocks, deepen the housing slump, and slow economic growth, potentially forcing the Federal Reserve to intervene with more money printing and inflation. Schiff expects gold to outperform as investors flee risk assets, while Bitcoin will fall alongside stocks, not acting as a safe haven. His view challenges Wall Street optimism on Bitcoin and highlights the risks tied to rising Treasury yields in the coming weeks.
QAIAx Microcities Clinical Trial announced a new patent update for its open-source military-grade AGI platform, QAIAx Cool World, which enables holoportation and hybrid human-AI civic workforce models. The platform supports alternative sentencing and...
LAB's price dropped sharply due to coordinated selling from insider-linked wallets holding 81.5 million tokens. Over 196 million LAB were moved from the team’s accounts in April, fueling a 54% price decline to around $0.55. Despite brief rebounds, te...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dipped slightly while altcoins mostly fell, signaling cautious trading in the crypto market. Bitcoin's market share increased marginally to 58.42%, indicating a shift toward safer large-cap assets amid weaker altcoin deman...
Ross Gerber, a prominent wealth manager and major Tesla investor, criticized Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, for damaging Bitcoin by using reckless leverage and market manipulation. Gerber accused Saylor of causing Bitcoin price drops by selling...
The US housing market faces a significant skilled labor shortage, with around 250,000 construction jobs unfilled monthly, slowing homebuilding and increasing costs. This shortage extends construction timelines by nearly two months, inflating prices a...
