Cryptocurrencies Slip Early Monday as Investors Mull Rebound Signals
Cryptocurrencies Slip Early Monday as Investors Mull Rebound Signals
Gambaryan Family Says Binance Executive Is Being Denied Access to Lawyers, Health Is Deteriorating
Gambaryan was pushed into a Abuja, Nigeria courtroom on July 16th in a wheelchair for his last hearing.
Crypto Startups Raised More VC Money During Market Slowdown
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What Happened in Crypto Today: Bitcoin's Already Hit the Local Bottom? Market Analysis
From Ripple launching a new stablecoin to Sahm rule hitting the 0.5% increase, here is a 4-minute breakdown of everything important that happened in crypto today.
Morning Bid: Markets pray inflation stays well behaved
Off-radar for much of the past week's market turbulence, U.S. inflation updates this week will reveal just how much latitude the Federal Reserve has to meet pumped-up expectations around its first interest rate cut next month. With the S&P500 ending last week basically unchanged despite days of outsize swings, the VIX volatility gauge has returned close to long-term means around 20.
XRP Bullish Options' Popularity Jump May Be Due to ETF Speculation, Observers Say
Traders have locked in over $2 million in XRP's $1.10 call option listed on Deribit, the highest across all available maturities.
Tether to Fight Celsius' $3.3 Billion 'Shakedown' Litigation
On Friday, Celsius asked a U.S. court to order Tether to relinquish a total of 57,428.64 bitcoin.
Americans' refusal to keep paying higher prices may be dealing a final blow to US inflation spike
The great inflation spike of the past three years is nearly spent — and economists credit American consumers for helping slay it. “While inflation is down, prices are still high, and I think consumers have gotten to the point where they’re just not accepting it,” Tom Barkin, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, said last week at a conference of business economists. A more price-sensitive consumer helps explain why inflation has appeared to be steadily falling toward the Federal Reserve's 2% target, ending a period of painfully high prices that strained many people's budgets and darkened their outlooks on the economy.