Arthur Hayes says Trump's tariffs will break Bitcoin's correlation to Nasdaq
Arthur Hayes thinks Bitcoin is finally breaking out of its relationship with the Nasdaq. And he's blaming it on Donald Trump's new tariffs.
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Arthur Hayes thinks Bitcoin is finally breaking out of its relationship with the Nasdaq. And he's blaming it on Donald Trump's new tariffs.
The past decade has seen the concept of ‘digital privacy' emerge as both a fundamental right as well as a technological challenge, especially as blockchain's transparency revolution has made transactions (taking place on public networks) permanently visible for anyone to see.
As bitcoin cements its dominance in crypto markets, a Kaiko Research report indicates 2025 may prioritize strategic altcoin investments over widespread rallies, reshaping investor approaches.
The following is a guest post and opinion of Anastasija Plotnikova, CEO and Co-Founder of Fideum. 2025 has been dubbed “the year of the stablecoin,” with stablecoins surging in popularity and gaining ground globally, especially under the new crypto-friendly U.S. administration.
The cryptocurrency market was fairly stable despite the global macroeconomic headwind that rocked the traditional markets during the past week. The Ethereum price didn't enjoy the same relief as other large-cap assets, beginning the month of April almost as it ended the first quarter of 2025.
Tony “The Bull” Severino has issued a cautionary reminder to the crypto community not to fall into the trap of comparing Bitcoin's current cycle with its historic 2017 bull run. According to the technical analyst, a critical indicator on the monthly chart paints a very different picture from the one many investors hope for.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is clarifying its stance on stablecoins under the Trump Administration. In a new press release, the regulatory agency says that non-yield-bearing stablecoins do not qualify as securities that fall under its jurisdiction because they “advance a commercial or consumer purpose.
Bitcoin consolidates while global liquidity surges, setting up a potential explosive rally ahead.
Data shared by the public Shibburn blockchain tracking platform, which traces SHIB burn transactions on Etherscan, and then accumulates that data on its website, has reported that the level of daily SHIB burns has shown a major plummet.
Despite a recent 16% price decline, Dogecoin (DOGE), the world's largest crypto meme coin, is poised to continue its downward momentum. The reason behind this speculation is the formation of a bearish price action pattern on the daily time frame amid ongoing bearish market sentiment.
Bitcoin price consolidates firmly above the $82,000 on Saturday, April 5, as investors rotate capital into crypto amid escalating U.S.–China trade tensions. Why Is Bitcoin Price Rising Amid the U.S.–China Trade War?
Sales are down, and purchases are up in the non-fungible tokens (NFT) market. Over the past seven days, CryptoSlam has shown that NFT sales volume has decreased by 7.87% to about $99.9 million.
As crypto markets prepare for their next breakout, investors are beginning to look beyond the usual suspects. XRP and DOGE—once dominant forces during previous rallies—are showing signs of fatigue, and capital is rotating into low-cap projects that offer stronger fundamentals, clearer utility, and early-stage upside.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju avers that the Bitcoin bull market is over as prices hover around the $82K mark. The expert hinges his theory for Bitcoin price on key technicals, analyzing the relationship between Realized Cap, Market Cap, and selling pressure to reach his conclusions.
Last month, some sectors grew while others shrunk; however, the crypto industry's long-term outlook remains positive, especially with rising adoption.
This review is part of efforts to ease regulatory pressure on the digital assets sector and may lead to new regulatory frameworks.
More and more "solo" Bitcoin mining wins are being celebrated on social media amid a rise in hobbyist rigs. Here's what's going on.
With stablecoin transactions skyrocketing, why is the SEC's approach suddenly under fire?
If you blinked this week, you might've missed the biggest market meltdown since 2008. U.S. stocks have lost over $11T since January, and there's no sign of the bleeding slowing down.
Crypto markets skated sideways on Friday while stocks crumbled as U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell suggested the Fed would take a wait-and-see approach to monetary policy. The Fed chair says at a conference in Virginia that the US economy faces “a highly uncertain outlook with elevated risks of both higher unemployment and higher inflation.
Crypto prices were mixed last week as most investors remained in the sidelines as the fear and greed index moved to the extreme fear zone of 4. Bitcoin rose by about 1% during the week, while other tokens like Cardano, XRP, and BNB were barely moved as US stocks plunged.
Today marks the 50th birthday of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. While the identity of Nakamoto remains a mystery, Bitcoin's impact on global finance is undeniable.
Ether had the worst first quarter in seven years regarding price action. Nevertheless, the Ethereum platform continues to develop as founder Vitalik Buterin introduces a new roadmap to increase the ecosystem's security and finality.
Prominent market analyst and XRP enthusiast Egrag Crypto has rolled out a robust bullish prediction for the XRP market. Amid recent gains, Egrag Crypto postulates that XRP could surge to around $5 but not without resistance at certain price levels.
