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"Trump Trade," Fed Pivot Are Making Bitcoin Great Again
The dollar could suffer if former US President Trump returns to the White House in November. This is positive news for Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin’s rebound toward $70,000 shows buyers regaining control in derivatives markets, but oil’s surge above $100 a barrel is reviving inflation fears, tightening liquidity expectations, and threatening to stall the rally before key resistance near $78,000.
Bitcoin Isn’t a Tech Stock – So Why Does It Trade Like One?
As institutional money treats Bitcoin like a growth asset, its correlation with tech equities has risen—yet most of the cryptocurrency’s price swings still originate inside the crypto market itself.
Oil's $100 → $85 Swing: What Crypto Learned From the Iran Trade
Monday's wild ride showed exactly how crypto now moves with macro — and where DeFi is starting to outpace TradFi.
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Crypto Is Plugging Into Wall Street’s Plumbing
From Broadridge's NYFIX integration to Japan's FSA reclassification, infrastructure and regulation enabling institutional crypto adoption is already operational.
Libeara Secures Singapore Dealer Licence, Clearing Path to Distribute Tokenised Assets Directly
The MAS Capital Markets Services licence transforms Libeara from infrastructure provider to regulated market participant, enabling it to deal in tokenised securities and fund units for institutional clients
HSBC, Standard Chartered Set to Receive Hong Kong's First Stablecoin Licenses
The HKMA is prioritizing note-issuing banks as inaugural license holders, a deliberate choice that puts regulated incumbents at the center of the city's digital asset ambitions
Alibaba-Backed MetaComp Closes $35M in Three Months as Stablecoin Infrastructure Race Heats Up
The Singapore-based payments and wealth platform has now attracted institutional heavyweights to its hybrid fiat-crypto model, signaling growing confidence in regulated digital finance