Global stocks and cryptocurrencies declined amid risk aversion ahead of key US economic data and Federal Reserve policy decisions, with investors cautious about rate cuts and economic outlooks, while markets also monitor potential changes in central bank leadership and international economic signals.
As crypto treasury companies diversify into fringe tokens amid market saturation and declining major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, concerns grow over increased volatility and risks for investors, especially as many rely on private placements and are vulnerable to market downturns.
Cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, continue to decline following a significant liquidation event in October, with institutional demand dropping below mining rates and market sentiment remaining cautious as investors await signs of a bottom, leading to a broader risk-off attitude and ongoing price struggles.
Stocks declined globally amid renewed US-China trade tensions after China imposed curbs on US units, leading to a risk-off market environment, gold and silver prices surged, and currencies like the Australian dollar weakened, reflecting investor concerns over potential escalation in trade disputes.
The article discusses a long-term shift in global markets called the 'debasement trade,' where investors are moving away from sovereign debt and currencies towards assets like gold and cryptocurrencies due to concerns over government debt, inflation, and potential currency devaluation, amid political and economic uncertainties worldwide.
Investors are increasingly engaging in the 'debasement trade,' moving away from sovereign debt and currencies due to fears of erosion in value caused by governments' growing debt and potential inflation, while seeking refuge in precious metals and cryptocurrencies amid global political and economic uncertainties.
Galaxy Digital's shares rose 10% after launching GalaxyOne, a Robinhood-like trading app offering commission-free trading of stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies, along with yield-bearing accounts, aiming to compete in the digital assets space.
Bitcoin is entering a new phase of global adoption driven by political support and record prices, with Latin America expected to lead aggressive adoption. Experts like Samson Mow and Cathie Wood believe Bitcoin will remain the dominant cryptocurrency, with potential for a significant price surge in Q4 2025 despite recent price corrections.
Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether retreated from record highs, causing the total market value to drop below $4 trillion, amid profit-taking and a slowdown in institutional crypto investments, despite previous record peaks.
PayPal is expanding its crypto payment services, allowing merchants worldwide to accept over 100 cryptocurrencies with significantly reduced transaction fees of up to 90%, facilitating near-instant settlements and broadening global commerce opportunities.
Global equity markets rallied on strong economic data and positive corporate earnings, with US stocks reaching new highs and Asian markets also gaining. The dollar slightly declined amid expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, while cryptocurrencies gained following new legislation on stablecoins. Japanese stocks fell ahead of elections, and bond yields dropped as investors remain optimistic about economic growth and corporate profits.
Asian stocks rose slightly amid optimism from Nvidia's record valuation and investor indifference to Trump's tariff threats, with markets expecting negotiations and potential policy reversals, while cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin hovered near record highs.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by GlobeNewswire
Trump Media has filed for the registration of a Crypto Blue Chip ETF that will hold Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, Cronos, and Ripple, with Crypto.com as the custodian, aiming to launch on NYSE Arca pending SEC approval.
Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, XRP, and Dogecoin showed little movement despite positive Asian stock market reactions to U.S.-China trade negotiations. The Hang Seng index rose above 24,000, driven by trade optimism, while China's ongoing deflation and falling producer prices raise concerns about economic slowdown. U.S. inflation data due Wednesday is expected to show slight increases, potentially impacting markets and Federal Reserve policies.
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