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QXO stock fell as much as 10% intraday and closed down 6.65% to $11.30 after RBC Capital Markets cut its price target from $27 to $18. Failed inventory destocking and weaker roofing demand in Q3 raise concerns about Q4 numbers.
Long-term US Treasury yields continue rising toward levels not seen since the early 2000s, driven by a combination of AI investments, weak fiscal policy, and geopolitical unrest. Analyst points to seven specific reasons behind the increase.
Bitcoin dived from $85,341 to $83,577 in 20 minutes on Tuesday night, triggering a cascade of forced long liquidations exceeding $400 million. Macro and geopolitical headwinds — an oil shock from Houthi attacks and a Gulf storm — are pushing the dollar and interest rates higher, while BTC now tests critical trendline support at $82,500.
Igloo Inc., the company behind the NFT brand Pudgy Penguins, is shutting down its layer 2 blockchain Abstract on December 15th. Around $47 million is still on the network and could become inaccessible for users who don't move their funds in time.
A case that was supposed to decide whether oil companies can be held financially liable for climate change has never been heard orally by the US Supreme Court – but the battle over billion-dollar liability continues now in a Hawaii courtroom.
Bitget and the Liquid network accounted for over 90 percent of September's record-high hacker losses of $766 million, according to security firms CertiK and PeckShield.
Ethereum sidechain Blast is pulling the plug after revenue collapsed by more than 99 percent. Users must now withdraw their funds before a tight deadline on October 26.
Bitcoin falls 6.8% to $84,511 and triggers nearly $600 million in liquidations in 24 hours — directly contradicting stronger-than-expected US macro figures. CoinGlass data points to a classic leverage flush, not fundamental weakness.
Bitcoin has climbed to $86,290, up more than 11% from the September low, after spot ETFs took in $2.65 billion in net inflows through the month. The Fear & Greed Index stands at 72/100 — the market has moved from doubt to greed within two weeks.
New Mexico's justice authorities are asking the court to order Meta to pay between $35 and $40 billion after a jury found the company guilty of more than 43 million violations of the state's consumer protection law.
EU regulators are investigating whether Binance can legally continue serving European customers through the narrow 'reverse solicitation' exemption, while the company's full MiCA license status remains unclear.
European supervisory authorities, led by ESMA, are demanding documentation from Binance after the exchange allegedly used the "reverse solicitation" exemption to retain EU customers after the company was supposed to wind down operations under the MiCA regulation.
VistaShares Defense Supercycle ETF (AMMO) fell to $24.125 on Tuesday, down around 8.5% from the July peak of $28.66. The Nasdaq article calls the level 'oversold,' but our research shows an RSI of 43.49 — neutral territory. We break down what's actually driving the thinly-traded defense ETF.
Credit giants Apollo and Oaktree have taken French telecom owner Patrick Drahi to court personally, claiming he moved Optimum's most valuable cable-TV assets beyond creditors' reach in a "brazen" restructuring.
Deutsche Bank predicts the copper price could reach $22,050 per ton in the second quarter of 2027, driven by the US and China hoarding most of the world's refined metal.
Shiller's CAPE ratio for the S&P 500 has reached its second-highest level in history, surpassed only by the peak during the dot-com bubble in 1999. History shows that such levels are rarely good news for stocks with low value growth and high dividends.
Quant Network (QNT) rises 75% in 24 hours and 180% in a week after The Clearing House selected the company's Overledger technology for its On-Chain Money Initiative. 25 major US banks, including JPMorgan and Citi, are behind the deal, which covers over $2 trillion in daily payment volume.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $2.4 billion last week, the largest weekly inflow since October, dragging YTD flows back into positive territory after sitting at negative $5.8 billion just two months ago. But research points to a significant portion of the movement being hedge fund arbitrage, not genuine directional demand.
A bill for a permanent US Bitcoin reserve has cleared its first major hurdle in the House of Representatives, with a clear party-line vote of 28-21. The question now is whether the crypto market should price in a historic policy shift.
A new analysis from Seeking Alpha points to a rare combination of signals — sky-high AI investments, rising bond yields and geopolitical unrest — that have historically been precursors to sharp corrections in risk assets, including cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin handles rundt $83 787 mens amerikanske statsrenter treffer nivåer ikke sett siden 2007. $1,7 milliarder i derivat-leverage er likvidert, men spot-ETF-er og whales kjøper videre gjennom uroen.
Crypto exchange Bitget lost $351.6 million to hackers on September 24. Withdrawals are frozen while the company promises full compensation via its protection fund — but the attack method remains unknown.
Binance is taking a $100 million equity stake in Circle and entering a new five-year agreement to expand the stablecoin USDC globally, with a particular focus on emerging markets.
BTC is trading near $86,200 after roughly $650 million in short positions were forcibly liquidated. Paradoxically, total open interest rose 7.6% to around $156 billion — a signal that leverage was reshuffled, not removed from the market.
LME copper trades at $14,730/tonne, down 1% from the all-time high set on September 10. Cancelled warrants make up 45% of inventories, the arb spread against COMEX has collapsed 92%, and speculative net-long positions above 90,000 contracts set up a classic double-top scenario.
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned the Iranian cryptocurrency exchange BitBank, which allegedly channeled hundreds of millions of dollars in bitcoin to the Revolutionary Guard through a controversial payment scheme for ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Federal Reserve surprises markets with its first rate hike in three years. Dow Jones falls 1.21% to 51,462, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain relatively stable. Bitcoin falls in tandem with the stock market — a signal that the risk-on correlation from 2022 is back.
British CPI rose to 3.1% in August, driven by petrol and diesel, while core inflation held flat at 2.6%. Markets are now pricing in the risk of a rate hike from the Bank of England instead of a cut — GBP/USD holds above 1.347 and 2-year gilt yields approach 4.86%.
Bitcoin fell intraday to $74,888 as the Senate blocked the Clarity Act 49-50, but the price quickly recovered to $75,433. Around $300 million in long positions were liquidated in 20 minutes, while the $76,500 level is now the technical tipping point.
The Shiller CAPE ratio for the S&P 500 is approaching levels last seen during the dotcom bubble. History shows such readings have often preceded sharp corrections — and crypto tends to swing even harder than the stock market when that happens.
LSK rocketed over 500% intraday and climbed into the top 100 by market cap after a massive short squeeze, while Bitcoin continues to struggle to break through the $77,000 resistance.
Shipping crude oil has become dramatically more expensive after security risks around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea escalated. Shipping companies are demanding war-risk premiums, and the ripple effects could reach all the way to the rate path and risk assets like Bitcoin.
The oil industry is preparing for several years of conflict between the US and Iran in the Persian Gulf, with lastingly higher prices as a consequence. This could also dampen risk appetite for Bitcoin and other risk assets.
Bitcoin has pulled back from $81,000 to $77,234 as the US 10-year Treasury yield approaches 5%. The stock market has shaken off the same rate pressure — crypto has not. Wednesday's FOMC decision, where the market now prices in an 86.3% probability of a rate hike, will be a decisive test.
Jensen Huang claims general artificial intelligence is already a reality. What investors are overlooking is that AI growth is now colliding with a physical power wall that could slow down the entire industry.
Michael Burry has sold his December 2026 options on Nvidia and Palantir and is cutting risk across his entire portfolio. The 'Big Short' investor says he is happy sitting on cash.
Las Vegas-based Bitmine Immersion Technologies has purchased Ether for $69 million and now holds nearly 6 million ETH – putting the spotlight on concentration risk within the Ethereum network.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh sent clear signals of a possible rate hike following his Jackson Hole speech, declaring inflation the central bank's 'foremost focus' and warning that financial conditions are not restrictive enough.
Brent crude is now trading at $97.66 per barrel after Iran threatened the US with 'economic warfare' and claimed to have fired an advanced missile at American naval vessels. An attack on the Jizan refinery infrastructure in Saudi Arabia is adding further upward pressure. WTI is trading at $93.05.
Oil prices rose more than one dollar at futures reopening following reports of explosions in southwestern Saudi Arabia. The conflict is spreading to a new geographic front, and the market has little buffer against further supply disruptions.
