Quiet Bitcoin Trading Is a Bullish Signal, Says Analyst James Check
James Check says Bitcoin's shrinking volatility is its strongest bull case, with calmer trading and a shallower bear market signaling maturity.
James Check says Bitcoin's shrinking volatility is its strongest bull case, with calmer trading and a shallower bear market signaling maturity.
Markets react to how news changes expectations, not to good or bad news. Positioning and forward-looking pricing explain price moves.
LINK kept leaving Binance for 18 days, but the price still fell 20.8% in October, and US Chainlink ETFs saw no net inflows for 8 sessions.
Bloomberg and trading firms pay up to $100,000 monthly for early access to Trump's Truth Social posts, sparking ethics concerns and a lawsuit.
Citi's Sieg says private credit remains recommended even as withdrawal requests exceed typical caps and listed BDCs trade at discounts to reported values.
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Altcoin spot volume has dropped to its 2022 median, while Bitcoin dominance holds near a critical range that could determine the next shift.
European markets remained rangebound as investors awaited the FOMC decision. French consumer confidence dropped to its lowest since 2013.
U.S. durable goods orders increased 1.8% in September, above the 1.7% forecast, while core capital goods orders also rose.
Over $730M in tokens from projects including CARDS, SUI and KMNO unlock in late October 2026.
European markets switch to GMT/CET after clocks went back on 25 October, shifting opening times for traders.
Asia-Pacific stocks mostly fell; a Tokyo-listed Bovespa ETF slumped nearly 15% after Lula's win, while oil eased and gold hovered near a three-month low.
A federal judge in Argentina cleared President Milei of criminal deception in the LIBRA meme coin case.
U.S. stocks fell Friday as the Dow dropped 1.24%, but small caps still finished the week higher, with the Russell 2000 up about 2%.
American Express laid off 5% of its workforce, raised its profit forecast by less than 1%, and disclosed a $350 million penalty for money laundering failures.