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Fundstrat says bitcoin's calm trading range signals a 30% swing is coming, which could push BTC to $83,200 or $44,800.

The S&P 500 closed down 0.52% on Monday while Bitcoin surged past $64,000, a sharp divergence just two days before the Federal Reserve releases its July meeting minutes. Markets are now in a holding pattern, with every asset class waiting for a single document to set the direction. Why S&P 500 Fell While

Jane Street disclosed a $990 million bitcoin ETF stake after a $15 billion loss, but it may not signal bullishness on BTC.

Peter Schiff calls Bitcoin's rally past $64,000 a sell opportunity, but fading Fed hike odds tell another story.

One of the exchange's founders said the Chinese-language account had been compromised and was not being operated by current employees.

Anthropic’s annualized revenue run rate reached $65 billion at the end of July, roughly $25 billion above OpenAI’s, according to people familiar with the figures. The company shared the number in a routine investor update as it prepares for a public listing. Bloomberg reported that the debut could come as soon as this

Jim Cramer says Micron, SanDisk, Seagate, and Western Digital could keep climbing as AI memory demand persists.

Wall Street says 5% Treasury yields won't break stocks, but Bitcoin has fallen 46% as gold surged on the same yields.

Mark Hulbert says the Dow's 3-year streak doesn't raise crash risk. Odds of another double-digit gain still sit at 49%.

Nike stock hit a 12-year low, down 78% since 2021. Bitcoin fell half as far. See what broke the swoosh.