
Soaring Bond Yields Could Pressure Bitcoin Below $50,000
Bitcoin could face significant downward pressure as US bond yields surge amid the US–Iran war, potentially dropping below $50,000 by 2026.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, Layer 1s/2s, and digital assets(175 articles)

Bitcoin could face significant downward pressure as US bond yields surge amid the US–Iran war, potentially dropping below $50,000 by 2026.

This week sees major macroeconomic factors and blockchain updates shaping crypto markets, with Fed insights and network forks at the forefront.

Bitcoin remains above $70,000 as U.S.-Iran tensions shift, impacting market dynamics. Analysts warn future movements hinge on geopolitical developments.

The Senate is ready to vote on Markwayne Mullin's nomination for Homeland Security, a move that could reshape immigration enforcement policies amid political tensions.

Resolv's USR stablecoin has crashed to $0.27 after a $25 million exploit, revealing severe structural vulnerabilities and pushing the protocol towards insolvency.

Emotional security in relationships involves navigating discomfort and fostering trust. Five key practices can enhance relational dynamics significantly.

Trump's crypto luncheon invites range from $70K to over $6M, reflecting broader market dynamics and raising regulatory concerns.

Bitcoin is struggling to maintain the $70K level amid rising inflation and market sell-offs. Analysts warn of bearish patterns that could signal further declines.

Bitcoin's recent decline below $70,000 reflects significant changes in central bank policies and inflation expectations. The Fed and ECB's revised forecasts are reshaping market dynamics.

The SEC's recent interpretive release clarifies crypto asset classifications, easing KYC pressures for Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana while reshaping regulatory dynamics.

rPlus Energies secures over $650 million to build the Blacks Creek Energy Centre, a significant solar facility in Idaho, marking a key investment in renewable energy.

Bitrefill has linked a critical cyberattack to the Lazarus Group, exposing 18,500 user records and underscoring vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency security.

Uniswap and Sui experience significant declines as the CoinDesk 20 Index falls, signaling cautious market sentiment.

Digital asset investment products attracted $1.06 billion in inflows last week, indicating a significant shift in institutional demand driven by U.S. investors amid geopolitical tensions.

As central banks prepare for interest rate decisions, Bitcoin remains at a macro discount. Geopolitical tensions and inflation expectations shape market volatility.

AI agents are transforming payments, challenging traditional banking. Visa and Coinbase lead divergent paths in adapting to this shift, with significant market implications.

The SEC and CFTC have agreed to work together on regulating digital assets, signaling a shift towards a more unified approach in the crypto industry.

The Bank of England is adopting a more favorable view of stablecoins but faces challenges with industry feedback. Regulatory adjustments could reshape the UK crypto landscape.

NYC sues Radiant Solar for fraud, seeking to return funds to homeowners misled about energy savings and installation services.

Custodia's legal defeat against the Fed underscores the evolving regulatory environment for crypto banks, particularly as Kraken gains a limited master account.