Economics News

Bitcoin has set a new all-time high just nine days after the US and China closed a 90-day trade agreement, easing economic uncertainty and market jitters.

The constructive tone of tariff negotiations removes the risks of “sudden re-escalation,” potentially paving the way for risk assets to surpass their January peaks, analysts said.

Details of the talks would be released on May 12, according to an announcement.

Bitcoin price closely tracks global liquidity, but with tightening credit and rising volatility, its cycle may be nearing a turning point.

One analyst says a weak US dollar is part of a plan to fix the US financial system. Will Bitcoin benefit from a weaker DXY?

Despite blockchain’s decade-long presence in finance, many industry veterans remain skeptical about its practicality and necessity.

Analysts are pointing to signs of approaching trade negotiations in May as a potential catalyst for improved investor appetite in traditional and cryptocurrency markets.

Artificial general intelligence (AGI) promises to think, adapt and reason like a human — but how close are we really to this sci-fi dream?

Crypto market remains vulnerable to structural weaknesses, including the lack of weekend liquidity, despite a significant improvement in investor sentiment.

Reciprocal tariffs are reshaping global trade policy — but their ripple effects could impact everything from mining hardware costs to crypto regulation.

Bitcoiner Prince Filip expects a BTC “omega candle” due to Bitcoin’s economic properties, but warns that the price may be suppressed by market participants.

Understand how quantitative easing works, its pros and cons, and its effects on global markets and crypto.

Bitcoin decouples from stocks and gains safe-haven appeal amid the US-China trade war and rising US recession odds, says Nansen CEO.

Tariffs have been a robust tool in the hands of governments to shield domestic manufacturers and penalize unfair trade practices outside borders.

Crypto and tech stocks remain sensitive to tariffs and macroeconomic developments, not due to industry-specific issues, but “thin” confidence and positioning, according to market analysts.