The most anticipated week of the year—not for optimism, but for the uncertainty and volatility it brings.
Bitcoin didn’t just move sideways in March—it moved up the geopolitical ladder. With the US formally designating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, the digital currency took on a new identity: not just a hedge, not just an investment, but a tool of statecraft. Bitcoin became strategic.
The bears have reclaimed control ahead of what’s shaping up to be the most volatile week of the year so far…
Bitcoin is consolidating between $85.4K and $88.4K, forming a potential bull flag pattern that mirrors previous setups and could pave the way for a breakout toward $90K.
Bitcoin holds support despite renewed tariff pressures, whilst World Liberty Financial launch their own stablecoin and GameStop eyes a $1.3B Bitcoin play
With superannuation now a fiscal target and the AUD facing long-term risks, Bitcoin offers an avenue for enhanced financial sovereignty within an SMSF.
Bitcoin holds steady above $87K as US consumer confidence plunges to a 12-year low.
Positive tariff announcements give Bitcoin a boost, pushing it past $88K—will the momentum carry it to $90K?
Bulls are taking control as natural market conditions are playing out, free from external noise...
The SEC’s newly created crypto task force has held its first roundtable, marking the beginning of a new era for crypto regulation.
Bitcoin’s rally following Powell’s dovish stance has been cut short, as bears push it back into consolidation.
Risk assets climb after Powell’s unexpectedly dovish remarks.
Markets fall as traders go risk-off, while the safe haven of gold continues to climb.
The market remains quiet as the bear’s position grows, yet it continues to rally quietly.
It's bear hunting season as whales attempt to liquidate a massive Bitcoin short.
With no new tariff headlines and signs of progress in Russia, markets have rallied.
With put option volume at a five-year high, will bearish investors be proven right, or is the market primed to move against them?
Bitcoin saw a volatile reaction as inflation readings came in lower than expected.
Bitcoin surges as news of a Ukraine ceasefire sparks a market rebound—but will the rally last?
Institutional investors are offloading assets and scrambling to repay their Japanese debts, triggering market-wide corrections over the past couple of months.
