Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama announced that Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund will increase investments in domestic assets like government bonds to support the economy amid high public debt and inflation. This move encourages shifting household savings from cash to stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, aligning with a strategy to manage debt through controlled inflation and local investment. Such policies may boost demand for limited-supply assets like bitcoin and gold as stores of value. However, reallocating $931 billion in foreign assets could cause short-term market volatility, including in cryptocurrencies, though bitcoin remains strong above $64,000 with potential for further gains.
Bitcoin's Bull Score surged from 30 to 80 in one week, its highest since October 2025, driven by strong spot and futures demand. The rally pushed Bitcoin above $79,000, close to the key $83,000 weekly close needed to confirm a new bull market. Despit...
BitGo co-CEO Mike Belshe stated that while Bitcoin's cryptography could eventually be cracked by quantum computers, current quantum technology is far from capable of posing an immediate threat. He emphasized that existing quantum computers are limite...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin slightly increasing by 0.27% to $78,865, while Ethereum and several altcoins like BNB, XRP, and DOGE show minor declines. Some smaller tokens such as RAIN and HYPE have surged significantly, with RAI...
Copper futures closed at a historic high of $6.71 per pound, driven by supply shortages and fears of dollar debasement after the US Treasury doubled bond buybacks to $4 billion. This move weakened the dollar and boosted scarce assets like gold, silve...
Stacks (STX) surged over 23%, leading gains among the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap, driven by Bitcoin's price rally above $80,000 and growing utility. The launch of self-custodial Bitcoin staking with the Genesis Bond on September 10 has in...
