Cryptocurrencies

Here are the four major events likely to matter the most for BTC and the broader crypto market for the week ahead.

Michael Saylor's chart shows Bitcoin volatility matching Nvidia at 39%, while Strategy's 12% yield STRC swings less than every Mag 7 stock.

JPMorgan has added new names to its October list of favorite stock ideas, including American Express, Liberty Energy and Thermo Fisher Scientific. Each carries an overweight rating from the bank’s analysts. The refresh lands after a split September on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 4.3%, the

Ethereum is holding at $2.7K after another rejection from overhead resistance. Buyers have preserved the broader upward structure, but a sustained breakout is still needed to turn the current consolidation into a fresh bullish leg. Ethereum Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily chart, Ethereum continues to

Employers have cited artificial intelligence (AI) in more than twice as many US job cuts this year as in all of 2025. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban, however, says workers are watching the wrong threat. Cuban’s argument shifts the focus from the technology to the people using it. New hiring data and a Gallup survey

The US debt spiral is not imminent as 8.5% growth outpaces the 3.4% average rate on federal debt despite 5% yields.

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Schwab's Kevin Gordon says one mega-cap capex miss could disrupt S&P 500 earnings, as AI stocks carry a narrow market.

OKX files to trade tokenized US stocks, but SEC volume caps and issuer opt-outs may limit its first-mover payoff.

Egan-Jones says AI disruption will hit services, venture capital and housing first, in a risk framework for investors.