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Barnali Biswal, CEO of Hilbert Group, believes the global pivot away from the U.S. dollar could usher in a defining moment for crypto — even as short-term volatility grips traditional and digital markets. As U.S. markets continue to process the economic uncertainty triggered by President Trump’s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs, crypto experts are watching macro signals closely. On the latest episode of Deribit’s Crypto Options Unplugged podcast with Imran Lekha, Hilbert Group CEO Barnali Biswal said that while the policy noise is rattling short-term price action, it might actually be laying the groundwork for a more favorable long-term environment for…
It was a dreadful week for the stock market, with the S&P 500 falling more than 6% over the last five days. That didn’t help Bitcoin, but the original cryptocurrency fared better than the wider market, rising over 1% in the same period. The Nasdaq had one of its largest falls in 25 years Thursday, but bitcoin held relatively steady (CoinDesk’s James Van Straten reported) even if now it’s nowhere near the highs above 100,000 that we saw at the beginning of the year. The big question for bitcoin amid market uncertainty is whether it’s seen as a risk asset…
In a wide-ranging conversation on TheStreet Roundtable, Jeff Booth, founding partner at Ego Death Capital and author of The Price of Tomorrow, laid out a thesis stating that Bitcoin isn’t just a currency or a technology — it’s the next foundational protocol layer of the global internet. “People get confused on Bitcoin,” Booth said. “They think it is a technology… But protocols are different. Protocols are like the internet. TCP/IP came in layers. Bitcoin is the same — it’s a base layer that sacrificed scalability for decentralization and security.” According to Booth, Bitcoin’s architecture mirrors the early internet. The base…
After a frustrating few weeks in which bitcoin (BTC) prices seemed to move tick for tick with the Nasdaq, the world’s largest crypto is showing some signs of going its own way as stock prices go from struggling to plunging. With the Nasdaq following up its 6% tumble on Thursday with another 5% decline halfway through the day on Friday, the price of bitcoin is holding at around $83,000. That’s about 1% higher over the past 24 hours and lower by just 3.5% since President Trump announced his tariff package on Wednesday evening. Bitcoin is also greatly outperforming crypto-related stock…
After U.S. President Donald Trump’s reelection in November, optimism surged among crypto companies eyeing the public markets. Trump floated big promises: clearer rules for the industry and ambitions to make America the crypto capital of the world. For a moment, it looked like the floodgates might open. IPO pipelines buzzed with activity. Founders dreamed of ringing the opening bell. But beneath the surface, storm clouds were gathering. A bull market is the lifeblood of successful listings, and few foresaw just how rocky the road ahead would become. Circle didn’t wait for perfect conditions. After years of false starts and regulatory…
Anchiy | E+ | Getty ImagesAs the stock market continues to fall, some investors are eager to “buy the dip,” or purchase assets at temporarily lower prices. Financial advisors, however, urge clients to stick with long-term investing plans amid the latest volatility.U.S. stocks plunged on Thursday after President Donald Trump issued sweeping tariffs on more than 180 countries and territories. The sell-off continued Friday after China unveiled plans to impose a 34% retaliatory tariff on all goods imported from the U.S.As of Friday afternoon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than 1,700 points following a 1,679.39 drop on…
Yuriko Nakao / Getty Images Bitcoin prices rose slightly Friday, offering a measure of respite after falling in the wake of this week’s tariff news. Shares of some crypto-related stocks continued to slide, including Robinhood Markets and Coinbase Global. Shares of Strategy were higher in recent trading. Bitcoin remains well below the six-figure prices it enjoyed in February, when investors were optimistic that cryptocurrency would fare well under Trump. Bitcoin prices ticked up Friday, reversing a slide that began when new tariffs were unveiled earlier this week. Prices for the leading cryptocurrency crept toward $84,000, after sinking below $81,500 Thursday.…
Employees at a clothing factory in Vo Cuong, Bac Ninh province, in Vietnam.SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesThe Trump administration’s plan to slap steep tariffs on goods from dozens of countries is expected to spike prices for consumers. Some items, like leather goods, will see a bigger jump than others.The overall impact on households will vary based on their purchasing habits. But most families — especially lower earners — are likely to feel the pain to some degree, economists said.According to an analysis by the Budget Lab at Yale University, the average household will lose $3,800 of purchasing power per year…
Jamie Grill | Getty ImagesAs U.S. markets continue to suffer steep declines in the wake of the Trump administration’s new tariff policies, you may be wondering what the next best move is when it comes to your retirement portfolio and other investments.Behavioral finance experts warn now is the worst time to make any drastic moves.”It is dangerous for you — unless you can read what is going to happen next in the political world, in the economic world — to make a decision,” said Meir Statman, a professor of finance at Santa Clara University.”It is more likely to be driven…
President Donald Trump’s recent executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile has sparked significant interest and debate. This initiative aims to position the United States as a global leader in cryptocurrency by holding government-controlled reserves of bitcoin and other digital assets, per Reuters. For You: 13 Cheap Cryptocurrencies With the Highest Potential Upside for You Check Out: 4 Affordable Car Brands You Won’t Regret Buying in 2025 While the immediate market impact was mixed, the long-term implications could reshape how investors view cryptocurrency as an asset class. GOBankingRates spoke with Christian Thompson, CEO of Sui Network,…