Blockchain Industry Updates & Privacy News
Rep. Ritchie Torres introduced a bill banning elected officials and insiders from profiting on prediction markets. The proposal aims to curb ethical abuses and strengthen accountability in political finance.
Read MoreOvernight markets reacted to weak U.S. jobs data and shifting rate cut expectations. a16z raised $15B for AI and crypto, while Bitcoin whale addresses hit record highs, signaling growing institutional momentum.
Read MoreThe offshore yuan rose 62 basis points against the dollar, reaching 6.9760, with intraday trading between 6.9843 and 6.9717, signaling improved market sentiment and stronger appeal for RMB-denominated assets.
Read MoreData shows a record number of addresses holding over 100 BTC, indicating stronger long-term investor confidence and growing institutional recognition of Bitcoin’s store-of-value potential.
Read MoreNasdaq and CME Group launch a unified crypto index tracking major digital assets, offering a robust benchmark to accelerate institutional adoption and passive investment strategies in the evolving crypto market.
Read MoreFidelity’s Jurrien Timmer argues Bitcoin’s growth resembles an S-curve like the internet, not a power law. He questions claims of a post-halving bull run, warning of potential consolidation and possible bear market risks ahead.
Read MoreThe Congressional Budget Office reports a $143 billion federal deficit for December 2023, driven by seasonal spending and lower tax revenues, raising concerns over long-term fiscal sustainability.
Read MoreA key Fed official suggests inflation trends may not become clear until April, highlighting economic complexity and the need for patience before policy decisions.
Read MoreThe US housing finance agency has completed a $3 billion mortgage purchase to stabilize the market. While the timeline for the full $200 billion plan remains unclear, the move signals a strategic push to boost liquidity and support housing sector recovery.
Read MoreA Fed official stresses focus on its dual mandate, pointing to housing supply as key to resolving the affordability crisis. Upcoming data will guide policy amid lingering gaps.
Read MoreFormer President Trump warns of a possible U.S. government shutdown on January 30 due to ongoing budget disputes, sparking concerns over political gridlock and disruption of federal operations.
Read MoreUS bank deposits fell to $18.535 trillion last week, down $84 billion from the prior week, signaling shifts in liquidity behavior and raising investor attention on potential implications for monetary policy and financial stability.
Read MoreMajor US indexes rose, with the Dow and S&P 500 setting new closing highs. Tech stocks led gains, as Intel surged over 10%, boosting market sentiment and investor confidence.
Read MoreRecent jobs data show sluggish hiring and modest labor growth. Fed officials warn inflation remains above target and unemployment trends require close monitoring in the evolving economic landscape.
Read MoreUS mortgage rates dropped below 6% for the first time in years, with the 30-year average at 5.99%. Driven by policy moves and market shifts, this offers relief to borrowers and could boost housing demand.
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