The first quarter of next year will be favorable for risk-taking, as van Eck, an international investment management company, says that investors now have the clarity that they have been lacking for so long. This has been stated in the Q1 Outlook for the year 2026, which van Eck released
US President Donald Trump has introduced a new tariff rate of 25%. Effective immediately, it comes days after he green-signaled a bipartisan sanctions bill. It remains to be seen if the move affects the global crypto market as investors stay on the lookout for volatility. US President Donald Trump and
Two U.S. senators, Cynthia Lummis and Ron Wyden, have reintroduced a bipartisan bill called the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act to protect cryptocurrency developers from being wrongly treated as banks or financial institutions under U.S. law. This bill can help resolve the issue between U.S. law and cryptocurrency developers. Right now,
The red floor remains awake, triggering the crypto assets to face losses. With the Fear and Greed Index value settled at 41, the market is lingering in neutral sentiment, and the price movements are lacking clarity. Meanwhile, the largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), trades at $91.8K, and the largest altcoin, Ethereum
Goldman Sachs has published a research report underlining the 11% return projection in 2026. This is believed to build on last year’s global bull market, among many other factors. The optimism is now being linked to the crypto market, where members anticipate a similar trajectory in the next months. Projections
EmberCN, an on-chain analyst, revealed today that a wallet linked with Pump.fun has deposited around $148 million in stablecoins to Kraken. This transaction sees a continuing pattern of huge exchange-bound transfers seen in the last two months. The data also reveals that the recent deposit included USDC and USDT shifted
The US Senate Agriculture Committee has deferred the date of their much-awaited markup on the big cryptocurrency market structure legislation to the last week of January as lawmakers rush to secure bipartisan support on bills affecting the regulation of cryptocurrencies in the US. Committee on Appropriations Chairman John Boozman stated
A group of seven senior Labour MPs is asking Prime Minister Keir Starmer to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties and wants this ban to be included in the UK election bill that is expected to be introduced ahead of the local elections in 2026. They are arguing that the
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has pushed back decisions on two high-profile crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), by extending the review period for proposed rule changes of the Canary Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) and T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETFs in two separate notices revealed today, with that, U.S. SEC, then
X is on the verge of introducing a new feature known as Smart Cashtags, aimed at eliminating ticker confusion and streamlining user conversations about stocks and cryptocurrencies on the platform. This is a rather sensitive time for the platform, given the increased enforcement by the Digital Service Act in Europe
