Goldman Adds a March 2027 Fed Hike After Hot October Inflation
Goldman still expects a December rise and now adds March 2027. The first rate cut is seen in December 2027.
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The coin steadied near $74,000 after US spot bitcoin ETFs lost $95 million on Tuesday. November outflows are about $1.6 billion. Ether held near $2,055.
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US spot bitcoin ETFs lost $95 million on Tuesday. November outflows are about $1.6 billion.
The bank still expects a December rise. The first rate cut is now seen in December 2027.
Spot gold held near $4,051. Brent rose toward $92.40, and silver traded near $52.51.
ZEC slipped near $988 on a fifth down day. Ether held near $2,055 after a low of $2,002.
The coin slipped under $74,000 after October prices rose 0.4%. Ether fell toward $2,080.
Core prices rose 0.3%. Traders priced a December hike, with about a 15% chance of 50 basis points.
Spot gold fell about 2%. Brent touched $89.03, its lowest since August, and silver traded near $51.70.
The miner sold about 40% of its end-September stack near $81,039 and repaid $750 million of loans.
The coin traded near $74,289 after a weekend hold near $75,700. About 90% of the liquidations were longs.
A December hike is priced near 81%. October CPI is due Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. ET. September inflation was 3.7%.
Spot gold rose above $4,120. Brent fell toward $97. Silver traded near $52.75 and WTI slipped under $90.
The OCC lifted an April conditional approval. The charter covers custody and payments, not deposits or loans.
A 2020 plan to cut the cross-border record threshold from $3,000 to $250 is withdrawn. The $3,000 line stays.
The coin held near $75,700 after a brief move above $76,000. Ether traded near $2,233.
Spot bitcoin funds lost $1.28 billion. IBIT shed $403 million on Friday. The year is now red.
Employers added 165,000 jobs. Unemployment fell to 4.1%. A December hike is priced near 77%.
Spot gold held near $4,070 after a high of $4,147. Brent stood at $98.32. Silver was near $51.82.
FinCEN barred US banks from transfers with MEXC. Treasury cited illicit flows tied to Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
The coin traded near $75,700 after giving back a bounce above $80,000. Ether fell toward $2,230.
Bitcoin funds lost $430 million. Ether funds shed about $100 million. IBIT's streak topped $1 billion.
Spot gold eased to $4,063 early Friday. Brent rebounded toward $99. Silver was near $51.91.
Consensus is 65,000 jobs and 4.2% unemployment. December hike odds slipped toward 66%.
Keel sold about $192 million of bitcoin in the third quarter. Core Scientific expects to leave mining by year-end.
The coin traded near $80,290 after a dip toward $75,700. Ether jumped about 4% above $2,400.
Bitcoin funds took in $74.6 million. Ether funds added $53 million and ended a seven-day streak.
Spot gold rose about 1.6% to $4,125. Silver traded near $52.58. Brent was near $94.
Consensus is 65,000 jobs and 4.2% unemployment. Wage growth is seen at 2.9%.
The coin dipped under $76,000, then traded near $78,300. Ether held near $2,292.
Tuesday's outflow was $115.56 million. BlackRock's IBIT lost $94.98 million.
The 7,500 BTC that left on 31 October moved again. The fund still holds about $583 million.
Spot gold rose 2.64% to $4,031.98. Silver traded near $51.85. Brent was $104.42.
Both chambers went to Democrats. The bill still needs 60 votes before 3 January.
The index fell to 101.41. The 10-year yield eased to 4.921%. Openings were 7.52 million.
The coin traded near $76,488. Ether held near $2,244. Solana was near $91.51.
Bitcoin funds lost $398.6 million. Ether funds lost $139.7 million, a sixth day.
About half the coins are gone. At $77,000 that remainder is near $580 million.
The purchase cost about $65.5 million at an average of $80,846 a coin.
Silver fell to $49.23. Monday's Brent settle was $104.77, down $8.66.
Openings are due at 10 a.m. ET. A December hike is priced near 72.5%.
The coin rose about 1% in Asian hours. Ether held just above $2,300. ZEC led near $1,280.
Friday cut 63.6% of this year's net inflow. Fund assets fell to $98.14 billion.
That is 2.1% of assets. USDT and USDC together are down about $1.2 billion since Friday.
Binance, Coinbase and Brazil's biggest banks filed. Firms that missed it have 30 days to stop.
Spot gold is up 0.7% after a one-year low. Silver climbed to $49.97. WTI is near $101.88.
Midterms are Tuesday. Jobs forecasts sit at 60,000 to 65,000. Euro area inflation is seen at 3.9%.
Coinbase showed $78,052. Ether held near $2,271. Friday's bitcoin ETFs lost $643.2 million.
The first phase covers 15 assets. About $2 billion moved in the first three hours.
The bureau says stolen coins are being turned into ether. Trump said the US is not yet sure.
Spot gold is down about 3.3% on the week. Silver is near $49.25. WTI closed near $104.12.
Unemployment is seen at 4.2%. Job openings land Tuesday. Claims are due Thursday.
The coin fell to $76,368 and bounced toward $78,000. Ether touched $2,178. BNB traded near $710.
Tether froze nearly $1.57 billion. Circle froze more than $800 million. A freeze is not a refund.
Spot gold printed $3,997.39. Silver fell near $51. Oil is heading for a fourth monthly gain.
Core PCE was 3.1%. The 10-year yield fell toward 4.9%. A December hike is priced near 75%.
The coin dipped to about $79,600 and bounced. Ether slipped toward $2,320. AI tokens fell harder.
IBIT added $136 million. Three green days total $423.6 million. October is positive again.
Spot gold stayed above $4,000. Silver fell about 2%. European Brent screens sat near $110 to $111.
Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanted a quarter point. A December hike is priced near 80%.
He told Ripple Swell that dollar stablecoins extend US reach. CFTC comments close 14 December.
A Fed hold is priced near 90%. Bitfinex puts the next support zone at $77,000 to $77,765.
Ether funds lost $88.58 million. XRP lost $3.61 million and Solana lost $8.23 million.
Spot gold slipped 0.2% as the dollar firmed. A break of $3,900 would open a test of $3,800.
Holdings stay at 848,517 BTC. Strive bought 6,182 BTC. A MARA transfer is not a confirmed sale.
Mike Selig wants a federal registration door while the CLARITY Act is stalled. Comments close 14 December.
The session low was about $79,340. Traders are watching $82,500 and Wednesday's Fed decision.
Thursday and Friday took out $773.5 million. October is about $313 million in the red.
Friday's low was $3,975, the weakest since July. A December hike is priced near 80%.
Hayes sold 6,400 ETH. Friday's ether ETFs added $4.4 million. Hoodi's test was pushed back.
The draft sets no fixed hop limit. The guide does not create new rules. Comments close 24 December.
The push to $84,800 reversed in six hours. Tesla and Meta revived AI nerves. Support sits at $82,500.
Wednesday's $528.4 million was the second biggest of October. The pace still trails past steep rallies.
The rule sets reserve, redemption and risk standards for issuers. It takes effect 18 January 2027.
Treasury, AMF, Banque de France and ACPR filed joint MiCA proposals. ESMA would gain new powers.
Strategy rose more than 7% to $153.48. Strive jumped 13% to $30.75. Bitcoin hit a two week high.
Monday's inflow was the best in nearly a month. The Kospi fell 3.73%. Puts outtraded calls two to one.
Four categories lost $575.91 million in the week. Ether was 56% of the exit. XRP assets fell to $1.47 billion.
Amendment I-3898 passed 38 to 37 with 25 abstentions. The deferral ends from January 2027 if enacted.
Strive bought 4,045 bitcoin in the week to 16 October at about $82,803 each. Cash rose to $317.5 million.
Dunamu traded at 241,000 won, near Friday's yearly low. Upbit volume fell 13% in the quarter. Bithumb fell 18%.
Franklin Templeton took $28.6 million. XRP traded near $1.30. CoinShares put wider crypto ETP outflows at $446 million.
The 100,000 euro text returns as I-2701. A rival starts at 5,000 euros. The revenue vote is Tuesday.
Seven million SATS shares priced at $90. The 15% coupon is on a $100 stated amount. Settlement is 20 October.
Jeremy Allaire spoke in Bangkok. USDC is about 25% of stablecoins. Tether still holds nearly 60%.
Adjusted earnings were $15.93 a share. iShares digital-asset ETFs took $8 billion in the quarter.
IBIT led Friday's exit. October spot bitcoin ETF outflows are about $615 million. Support sits at $80,000.
BlackRock's ETHA was $299 million of the exit. Friday alone was $69.7 million, all from ETHA.
September CPI rose 3.7%, above the 3.6% consensus. Traders cut this month's hike odds to about 15%.
Funds list only in Bangkok, must keep 80% in one coin, and brokers cannot offer margin.
Brent settled at $109.86, the first $110 print since May. WTI closed at $101.41. Gold finished at $4,168.49.
A later count puts traced losses near $102 million. Tether's $10 million freeze does not repay victims.
Short liquidations hit $39.6 million in 24 hours. Oil slipped on an unconfirmed Russia-Ukraine truce. CPI lands Wednesday.
The CoinDesk 80 rose about 3%, double the large-cap index. Wormhole gained 69.7%. Bitcoin dominance held at 60%.
Consensus sees 3.6% headline and 2.5% core. JPMorgan and Goldman report Tuesday. BlackRock reports an hour before CPI.
The Finance Committee backed I-CF821 on Friday. Fines reach 10,000 euros. The full Assembly debates from Tuesday.
Bullion hit a ten-day high of $4,206 as oil eased. Brent settled at $104.61. Silver climbed to $61.10.
Losses are put at $72 million to $93.2 million across 311 to 315 wallets. About $70 million sat in USDT on Tron.
CPI lands Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ET. BlackRock reports the same morning. Polymarket leans toward the range.
The coin is 34% below its $126,080 record. About $3.3 billion of shorts could liquidate near $85,000.
The window closes 20 October. The plan offers $5 million and $75 million exemptions plus a safe harbor.
Spot gold rose $63 after Friday's climb off a two-month low. Silver traded near $60.82.
Affected users are urged to re-seed. A fake Ledger site and app are appearing in Google results.
Strategy now holds 848,000 BTC. The 2,334 BTC of buying did not clear the $87,000 ceiling.
IBIT led Friday. The week still lost $681.1 million, the worst since the week ending 26 June.
Nine straight outflow days total about $697 million. Friday's $56.1 million exit was all ETHA.
Casino-style bets stay outside the swap definition. The event-contract proposal has a 30-day comment window.
WTI settled at $90.97. Hormuz attacks continued. Hurricane shut-ins covered 62.9% of Gulf output.
BSOL lost $20.9 million, about 84% of the category. Solana traded near $110.50.
Ledger has not confirmed the total. Anyone who asks for a seed phrase is not Ledger.
IBIT led with $207.7 million. The session wiped October's early inflows and was the largest since 25 June.
All 19 officials backed September's hike to 3.75% to 4.00%. Markets still price an October move as unlikely.
CTX covers margined retail trading. CAM would be a new exchange category. Ordinary spot trading is outside both.
WTI was near $92.28. A tanker was hit north of Qatar. About a quarter of Gulf of Mexico output is shut in.
ETHA was about 72% of Wednesday's exit. Seven sessions from 29 September total about $568.8 million.
About $75,000 in XRP and XLM left a UK Ledger wallet on 8 August. Tracers later tied 500 ETH on Tether to the same theft.
The weekly print is provisional. Friday's IBIT line was still blank. The prior week was $2.39 billion.
Unemployment rose to 4.2%. The 10-year yield was 5.24% on 1 October.
Release 34-106577 is a listing rule. Bitcoin and ether exposure would come through futures.
The G7 plans to release 100 million barrels. At least three tankers were hit near Hormuz.
The prior week brought in $689.8 million. Ether failed to hold above $2,800.
IBIT led $54.84 million of Monday creations. It was the eighth straight inflow day.
Two-year yields are at 4.914%. They are up 56 basis points in September.
The 25 September FAQ is not a rule. A buyback on a live network is not, by itself, Howey.
Bullion is down nearly 7% this month. Trump rejected a seven-day Hormuz reopening.
The $142.7 million purchase used MSTR share sales. The average price was $85,681.
IBIT led $350.3 million of Tuesday creations. Four sessions added about $2.31 billion.
Funds are at 3.75% to 4.00%. The median dot is 4.1%. Trump and Xi meet Thursday.
Venues get exchange relief and some liquidity firms get dealer relief. CLARITY stays parked.
WTI settled at $94.99. It was Brent's first close under $100 since 8 September.
ETHA led with $88.13 million. It was the third straight day of Ether fund inflows.
The $75.7 million purchase used cash. The company also bought back $174 million of STRC.
FBTC led $214.8 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT lost $161.7 million. The Fed votes at 2 p.m.
A 25 basis point lift would take funds to 3.75% to 4.00%. The dots are the path.
Four Republicans voted no. Coons did not vote. H.R. 3633 is parked for 2026.
Spot gold bounced 0.8% to $4,328. WTI slipped near $105 after a U.S. inventory build.
ETHA led with $98 million. Combined BTC and ETH redemptions reached about $590 million.
A 49-50 roll call does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin is the second fraud.
IBIT led $134 million of Monday creations after a $463 million outflow week. The Fed votes Wednesday.
Headline held at 3.4%. Gasoline led. FedWatch hike odds sit near 90% for 16 September.
Sixty votes would open debate on H.R. 3633. They would not pass the bill into law.
WTI held above $102. Spot gold faded as the 10-year yield held at 5%.
ETHA led with $80.5 million. Combined BTC and ETH creations reached about $281 million.
Cloture does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin before 2:15 p.m. is the second fraud.
ARKB led $78 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT printed a $19.5 million outflow before Friday CPI.
Diesel jumped 24.1%. FedWatch hike odds moved toward 74% for 16 September.
WTI tagged $100. Spot gold faded as the 10-year yield reached 4.93%.
The long bond printed its highest yield since June 2007. Tokenized T-bills now have to clear that coupon.
Sixty votes at 2:15 p.m. Eastern on 15 September would open debate. They would not pass H.R. 3633.
The SRA warned of cloned solicitor numbers. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "CPI freeze" is the second fraud.
Thursday's $731 million creation was the heat. Monday's $46.6 million outflow is the first test before Friday CPI.
Unemployment held at 4.1%. FedWatch still prices a quarter-point near 58% for 16 September.
WTI hit $94.73. Spot gold slipped as the 10-year yield reached 4.80%.
No coins bought last week. $176.3 million went to STRC preferred. USD Cash now sits at $1.44 billion.
A secondary innovation duty is not a licence. Applications open at 9:00 a.m. on 30 September.
The FCA cannot get your coins back. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "gateway refund" is the second fraud.
IBIT led $201 million of redemptions. Ether, XRP, and Solana wrappers all stayed green as spot prices slipped.
Sixty votes at 2:15 p.m. EDT would open debate on H.R. 3633. They would not make the bill law.
WTI held above $90. Spot gold tagged a three-week low as hike odds climbed toward 70%.
BUIDL is back ahead of Circle's USYC at about 18.5% of a $15.1 billion market.
Faster Payments can reach £85,000. An on-chain transfer has no APP cap. Report Fraud is not a refund.
ETHA led an $87.7 million print. XRP funds stayed green for a 10th session. Solana cooled to $925,010.
Holdings remain 43,000 BTC. CEO Simon Gerovich said the on-chain cluster is custody, not a liquidation.
Comments close the same day FCA crypto applications open. Lords debate the Bank's innovation mandate on 7 and 9 September.
BSOL took in more than $1 billion while SOL was still well below its listing price. Monday's category print slowed to $925,010.
Crypto featured in 66% of UK investment-fraud reports in 2024. Report Fraud is a crime number, not a refund.
BTC trades near $78,700. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $217 million, reversing Friday's $202 million outflow. IBIT did 95% of the work.
Strategy added 4,603 BTC, its first buy since June. Strive purchased 1,800 BTC and passed Bullish into fifth place.
FedWatch prices a quarter-point near 60%. Three weak payrolls already sit on the table. Friday is the first print that can talk the Fed down.
Crude is pricing a choke point after U.S.-Iran strikes. Bullion steadied after a two-day 3.5% drop as hike odds stayed above 60%.
A winding-up is not a refund. Anyone who invoices in Bitcoin first, or asks for a seed phrase, is not the liquidator.
BTC trades $77,600 to $77,900. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still finish August with more than $3 billion of inflows despite Friday redemptions.
The bank still wants September and December increases. FedWatch priced a quarter-point near 60% on Monday.
Bullion tagged Friday's support. Crude rose after a U.S. strike on Iranian launchers preparing to mine the strait.
U.S. platforms would have to check that offshore issuers can freeze tokens on a lawful order. Comments close 19 October.
Nine Action Fraud complainants paid more than £300,000. Investigators found no genuine trading. A winding-up is not a refund.
BTC faded from above $81,000 after Warsh. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $202 million of Friday outflows. Ether funds kept buying.
He said inflation still has work to do. FedWatch jumped from about 35% to as high as 61%. The two-year yield followed.
Bullion sold off with silver as the dollar firmed. Support sits near $4,450, then $4,380.
Twenty-two countries took part. Johannesburg raids seized $2.67 million. A Romanian call centre is tied to 143 million euros.
A secondary statutory duty to back digital money would sit under financial stability, with Lords debate on 7 and 9 September.
Two fundraising exemptions and a conditional safe harbor are out for comment until 20 October. Cloture is set for 15 September.
On-demand redemption, a direct issuer claim, and one-to-one liquid reserves. Annual component disclosure for every company. Comments close 19 November.
Ticker TDOT took effect 27 August. Q2 DOT sales locked in $4.52 of loss for every $1 of staking cash paid to shareholders.
Eight straight sessions of net buying and a $4.1 billion two-week lift in dollar tokens pushed ETH back above $2,500.
SOL, AVAX, and LINK join Bitcoin and ether on Schwab Crypto in coming months, reaching about 39 million brokerage accounts.
Bullion faded from a three-month high as September hike odds hit 40%. Brent and WTI ended a two-week winning streak.
Crypto investment scam removals rose almost 30% in FY26. Total online takedowns jumped 182% on AI deepfakes and fake platforms.
BTC tapped $80,808 Thursday as $409 million in leveraged bets were wiped out. U.S. spot ETFs added $232 million in a day.
The Fed chair's first keynote lands at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Core PCE is stuck at 3.3% and hike odds sit near one in three.
The custody rewrite reached OIRA on Tuesday with an October target. The qualified custodian definition is the fight to watch.
OneCoin and AirBit Club victim portals are live. Fake administrators are charging fees for petitions that are free.
BTC trades $68,400 to $70,200 as volume thins into Friday's Fed speech. Support sits at $68,000.
The September FOMC is three weeks away. Minutes showed officials debating whether the next move could be a hike.
An autumn decision on staking inside spot Ether ETFs could unlock a new wave of allocator demand.
Banks want a tight U.S. perimeter. Exchanges want a grandfathering period. Offshore issuers call a fence unworkable.
Spot gold trades above $3,480 an ounce as Treasury buybacks and a weaker dollar lift bullion and Bitcoin together.
On-chain T-bill products become the cash sleeve of institutional crypto books as GENIUS restricts stablecoin yield.
A handful of firms leave the temporary regime two months after the 30 June authorisation gateway opened.
Police in the UK, Australia, and the U.S. warn of cloned celebrity streams as Bitcoin's bounce draws new retail viewers.
A staged restart would begin in observation-only mode. A compensation pool is still under discussion.
A court order converts an exchange-level hold into a judicial freeze over coins linked to the same illicit network.
BTC jumps from about $64,100 into the $69,500–$70,000 area after Treasury buybacks and a broad risk-on bounce.
About $298 million and $189 million in two sessions reverse July's outflow streak. Ether ETFs join the bid.
More than 110,000 accounts liquidated. Funding rates hit a 20-month high after the unwind.
GENIUS Act proposed rule opens a 60-day comment window. CLARITY Act still waits on the Senate.
Perpetual funding hits a 20-month high as options desks hedge the bounce toward $70,000 and $72,000.
Banks, asset managers, and crypto firms expand custody and tokenized rails as the ETF complex consolidates.
Six chained bugs drain about $1.7 million. CACAO collapses nearly 89% as pool value falls by about $11 million.
Stolen 3.5 BTC and 108 SOL recovered. A separate 500 ETH reserve linked to the same network has been frozen.
S&P/TSX near record highs. Big Six banks surge 33% YTD. U.S. tech rally spills across the border.
A Senate miss does not freeze a wallet. Report Fraud is a crime number, not a refund.
Crypto investment scam removals rose almost 30% in FY26. Check the ASIC register before sending coins or personal data.
Bullion tagged Friday's support as hike odds firmed. Crude rose after a U.S. strike near the Strait of Hormuz.
Precious metals index projected to surge 42% in 2026. Safe-haven demand, geopolitical premium, and record Q1 2026 highs signal strong investor hedging.
Strait of Hormuz disruptions shake markets. Energy +24%, fertiliser +31%. Brent crude forecast $110/bbl Q2, easing to $87/bbl by Q4. 45M more at food insecurity risk.
Exports forecast A$383 billion (up 4%). Gold now Australia's #2 export, overtaking LNG. Structural shift signals geopolitical tailwinds for mining sector.
AFSL licensing passed April 1, 2026. 12-month compliance window. OKX CEO calls it "pivotal moment" for institutional adoption and stablecoin clarity.
Jan-Feb 2026 saw devastating 109,000-job decline. Youth unemployment surge signals generational squeeze. Ontario & Quebec hardest hit with retail, services sectors collapsing.
Brent crude falls to $102.50/bbl amid U.S.-Iran standoff. Project Freedom aims to guide ships through Omani waters. Global oil market losing 10M barrels/day as prices remain elevated.
US tariff regime creates uncertainty around USMCA terms. China GDP growth slowdown impacts commodity prices. Economists forecast Q2 2026 weakness across developed markets.
BTC's 2024 halving failed to trigger explosive rally. MVRV Z-score signals overvaluation. ETF inflows plateau at $60B as technical headwinds mount. Correction risk in 2026.
Services PMI surges to 56.3 in May, beating forecasts of 54.1. Banking, professional services, and tourism drive employment gains. Inflation stable at 3.4%.
$125 billion investment aims to create 60,000 construction jobs and boost EV production. Defence manufacturing expansion signals geopolitical repositioning amid US tariffs.
Canada bans all Bitcoin ATMs effective May 1, 2026. Stricter than Australia's AFSL regime. Crypto political donations restricted. Operators face CAD$500K fines.
Spot ETFs absorb 9x daily mining output. BlackRock IBIT captures $1.7B in April. Supply compression drives BTC to highest level since January 2026.
FCA accepts meeting requests from 11 May 2026. Full authorisation required by October 2027 under the Financial Services and Markets Act (Cryptoassets) Regulations 2026.
TRM Labs identifies $158B in illicit crypto flows in 2025. Market hits $1.85B, forecast to reach $6.12B by 2034 at 14.8% CAGR as AML compliance demands surge.
US, EU, and UK aligned on full fiat backing, no interest payments, institutional issuance only. First true global consensus on digital asset regulation.
T1135 filing obligations, CSA custody and staking standards, FINTRAC enforcement environment, and what Canadians should do before year-end.
Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, OKX, and eToro compared on FCA status, GBP funding, fees, and tax reporting. Only trade on registered platforms.
CGT allowance cut to £3,000. Section 104 pooling, staking income, DeFi rules, and Self-Assessment deadlines for UK crypto holders.
GDP forecast cut to 1.2%. April inflation heading toward 3%. CUSMA review in July. Governor Macklem warns uncertainty is "unusually elevated."
Third consecutive RBA hike reverses all 2025 cuts. ASX 200 rebounds 1.89%. Westpac sees rates hitting 4.85% by August.
FCA registration tiers, AML/KYC requirements, and what exchanges must do to comply in 2026.
Faster Payments vs Open Banking vs card deposits — fees, limits, and which UK exchanges support each.
MSB registration requirements, provincial securities rules from OSC and AMF, and exchange compliance obligations.
Financial services licence requirements, AUSTRAC registration, AML/CTF program obligations for exchanges.
Bank of England consultation status, programmability concerns, and impact on the crypto market.
Which banks block crypto purchases, which allow them, and what to do when your bank says no.
Legal status under UK law, FCA sandbox platforms, minimum investment thresholds and risks vs REITs.
Capital vs income classification, adjusted cost base method, T1135 foreign reporting and RRSP eligibility.
ATO's CGT framework, 12-month 50% discount eligibility, DeFi income, staking income, and MyTax lodgement.
How HMRC and the NCA use blockchain analytics tools, and Travel Rule requirements for UK exchanges.
Most common UK crypto scams, FCA warning list, how to report via Action Fraud, and fund recovery steps.
Bitbuy, NDAX, Newton and Kraken Canada compared on fees, CAD support, and FINTRAC compliance record.
BoC's research phase update, privacy debate, Jasper project legacy, and impact on stablecoin adoption.
CoinSpot, Swyftx, Independent Reserve, Kraken AU and BTC Markets compared on fees, AUD pairs and compliance.
RBA's Project Acacia update, eAUD vs stablecoins, wholesale vs retail CBDC design and crypto market effects.
BTC surges 21% in a month. Canada's Spring Budget opens AI investment to retail Canadians. Celestica, Kinaxis, Shopify, and BlackBerry lead.
Which Big Six banks allow crypto exchange deposits, which block them, and which offer in-house crypto products.
CBA's crypto pilot, Westpac and NAB restrictions, ANZ's stablecoin experiment and what each bank allows.
Former RBA board member says stagflation is "already happening." Retail insolvencies up 23%. Flash PMI contracts to worst reading of cycle.
Swiss firm secures signed compensation agreement for defrauded investors of the unregulated platform.
Sentiment gauge hits 18-month low amid geopolitical uncertainty and hawkish Fed signals.
Landmark joint interpretation classifies Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and 13 others as commodities.
Increased on-chain activity and a growing user base have pushed XRP into the spotlight. Analysts see the expansion as a sign of renewed market confidence in the network.
Senate Bill 327 would authorize North Carolina to allocate up to 10% of certain public funds into Bitcoin, making it one of the most ambitious state-level crypto proposals to date.
Corporate treasuries and sovereign wealth funds now collectively hold an estimated 1.2 million BTC - roughly 6% of total supply.
Altcoin turnover on major exchanges has dropped significantly compared to peaks seen last year. Analysts point to a broader shift towards blue-chip digital assets.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has formed a new task force dedicated to developing regulatory frameworks for crypto assets, AI systems, and prediction markets.
ASIC announces comprehensive licensing framework effective July 2026 for all crypto exchanges operating in Australia.
Two-year yields are at 4.914%. They are up 56 basis points in September.
The $142.7 million purchase used MSTR share sales. The average price was $85,681.
A 25 basis point lift would take funds to 3.75% to 4.00%. The dots are the path.
Headline held at 3.4%. FedWatch hike odds sit near 90% for 16 September.
Diesel jumped 24.1%. FedWatch hike odds moved toward 74% for 16 September.
The long bond printed its highest yield since June 2007. Tokenized T-bills now have to clear that coupon.
Unemployment held at 4.1%. FedWatch still prices a quarter-point near 58% for 16 September.
No coins bought last week. $176.3 million went to STRC preferred. USD Cash now sits at $1.44 billion.
BUIDL is back ahead of Circle's USYC at about 18.5% of a $15.1 billion market.
Holdings remain 43,000 BTC. CEO Simon Gerovich said the on-chain cluster is custody, not a liquidation.
FedWatch prices a quarter-point near 60%. Three weak payrolls already sit on the table.
Strategy added 4,603 BTC, its first buy since June. Strive purchased 1,800 BTC and took fifth place among public holders.
Friday's keynote is the last set piece before the September FOMC, with officials still split on a possible hike.
On-chain T-bill products become the cash sleeve of institutional crypto books as GENIUS restricts stablecoin yield.
Banks, asset managers, and crypto firms expand custody and tokenized rails as the ETF complex consolidates.
Fed holds with three dissents. BoE keeps 3.75% despite hawkish split. BoJ normalises at 1.0%.
Amazon +9% after-hours. Microsoft +16%. Nasdaq surges 2.78% as AI spending optimism returns.
FBTC and custody balances climb as corporate treasuries and advisors seek regulated Bitcoin access.
FY26 revenue hit $331.8B. Azure grew 43% and shares jumped 15.5% after earnings.
Q2 net sales reached $200.6B. AWS posted fastest growth since 2021.
Formerly MicroStrategy, the firm remains the world's largest corporate BTC holder.
Multi-year GPU commitments from cloud giants extend AI chip demand visibility into late 2027.
Strongest weekly creations since early June as equities rebound and crypto sentiment stabilises.
White-label checkout and stablecoin payouts for merchants, fintechs, and gaming platforms.
Platform access under review as BlackRock and Fidelity keep gathering Bitcoin ETF assets.
Dual-sourcing gains traction even as NVIDIA retains majority AI accelerator share.
Jan-Feb 2026 saw devastating 109,000-job decline. Youth unemployment above 14% signals generational squeeze. Ontario & Quebec retail, services sectors collapsing.
Brent crude retreats to $102.50 as the U.S.-Iran standoff traps ships in the world's most critical oil chokepoint. U.S. gasoline prices hit $4.43/gallon.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all-time highs. More than 78% of companies beat EPS estimates in the best week for U.S. equities in six years.
The Magnificent Seven's $12.3T combined cap mirrors dot-com-era concentration. Experts debate execution risk and the $8 trillion AI productivity thesis.
Credit card debt hits $1.17 trillion record. Savings rate falls to 3.7% as retail companies issue profit warnings.
The Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, citing persistent inflation above the 2% target.
Median dwelling prices hit A$930,000. The RBA's first rate cut since 2022 does little to ease mortgage stress for 880,000 households.
The largest US bank processes $2 billion daily through blockchain settlements. Institutional digital asset custody reaches $500 billion globally.
Shares surpassed $195 following quarterly revenue of $39.3 billion. Data centre and AI demand continue to drive growth.
Germany's IG Metall secures 6% wage deals. ECB faces a dilemma between cutting rates too fast and deepening the manufacturing recession.
Samsung, Apple suppliers, and Intel expand operations. FDI disbursement reaches record $23.8 billion.
Suez Canal transits down 50%. Container rates from Shanghai to Rotterdam hit $4,500 as vessels reroute around the Cape of Good Hope.
Meta's AI infrastructure spending rises 30% year-on-year as LLaMA model training requires 100,000+ NVIDIA H100 GPUs.
Bullion is down nearly 7% this month. Trump rejected a seven-day Hormuz reopening.
Spot gold bounced 0.8% to $4,328. WTI slipped near $105 after a U.S. inventory build.
WTI held above $102. Spot gold faded as the 10-year yield held at 5%.
WTI tagged $100. Spot gold faded as the 10-year yield reached 4.93%.
WTI hit $94.73. Spot gold slipped as the 10-year yield reached 4.80%.
WTI held above $90. Spot gold tagged a three-week low as hike odds climbed toward 70%.
Crude is pricing a choke point. Bullion steadied after a two-day 3.5% drop as hike odds stayed above 60%.
Energy supply shocks keep inflation elevated. Fed and BoE cite energy prices. Oil volatility links to crypto and equities.
Central bank buying and geopolitical uncertainty drive gold to an all-time high. Tokenised gold products like XAUT and PAXG saw volumes increase.
Brent crude climbed on fears that escalating Iran-Israel tensions could disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Industrial demand from solar panels, EVs, and 5G infrastructure is tightening silver supply, with the market in deficit for four straight years.
ETHA led with $80.5 million. ETHB's staking wrapper added $14.4 million on the same session.
BUIDL settles like a token across eight chains. The lead over Circle's USYC is real and thin.
BSOL took in more than $1 billion while staking 100% of its SOL. Monday's category print slowed to $925,010.
A staged restart would begin in observation-only mode. A compensation pool is still under discussion.
Six chained bugs drain about $1.7 million. CACAO collapses nearly 89% even as majors rally.
SK Hynix and Samsung skyrocket in Seoul. SOXX +8%. Azure and AWS cloud growth validates AI capex.
The Solana blockchain reaches a new decentralisation milestone, processing 65,000 TPS with 2,100+ validators.
Blockchain gaming hits an inflection point with improved gameplay quality and sustainable play-and-earn models.
With DeFi total value locked surpassing $180 billion, the demand for thorough smart contract audits has never been higher. We look at what developers need to know.
From modular rollups to cross-chain interoperability, the DeFi landscape is evolving rapidly. We speak to developers about the tools and protocols shaping the next generation.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $3.8 billion in net inflows this month, reflecting growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrency as a legitimate asset class.
Everything investors need to know about spot Bitcoin ETFs - fees, major funds, and their impact on crypto markets.
From initial assessment to fund recovery - everything you need to know about working with a legitimate crypto recovery firm.
How crypto Ponzi schemes operate, the warning signs every investor should know, and what to do if you've been scammed.
Practical guide to how Bitcoin and crypto gains are taxed in the US, UK, EU, Australia, and tax-free jurisdictions.
The SEC's four-prong test for classifying digital assets - and why the 2026 revision changed everything.
USDT, USDC, DAI - how stablecoins maintain their peg and why regulators are paying close attention.
Inside the technology investigators use to trace stolen cryptocurrency across wallets, exchanges, and mixing services.
Essential security practices including hardware wallets, seed phrase protection, and multi-factor authentication.
A plain-language guide to Tether, including reserves, the dollar peg, Tether Gold (XAUT), risks, and how it compares to USDC.
Everything you need to know about DeFi - from lending protocols and yield farming to decentralised exchanges and risks.
Faster Payments can reach £85,000. An on-chain transfer has no APP cap. Anyone who invoices in Bitcoin to file that claim is not your bank. Hang up.
September 2, 2026How crypto Ponzi schemes operate and the warning signs every investor should recognise.
The technology investigators use to trace cryptocurrency across wallets and exchanges.
Hardware wallets, seed phrase protection, and how to avoid the most common attack vectors.
A 49-50 roll call does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin is the second fraud.
Cloture does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin before 2:15 p.m. is the second fraud.
The SRA warned of cloned solicitor numbers. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "CPI freeze" is the second fraud.
The FCA cannot get your coins back. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "gateway refund" is the second fraud.
Faster Payments can reach £85,000. An on-chain transfer has no APP cap. Report Fraud is not a refund.
Crypto featured in 66% of UK investment-fraud reports. Report Fraud is a crime number, not a refund.
A winding-up is not a refund. Anyone who invoices in Bitcoin first is not the liquidator.
Stolen 3.5 BTC and 108 SOL recovered. A separate 500 ETH reserve linked to the same network has been frozen.
FTX's bankruptcy estate begins the largest creditor recovery process in crypto history, with $16.5 billion earmarked for distribution.
Landmark agreement represents a significant milestone for crypto recovery, using smart contract technology for fund disbursement.
From case assessment to fund recovery - the complete process of working with a legitimate crypto recovery firm.
A 49-50 roll call does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin is the second fraud.
Cloture does not freeze a wallet. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin before 2:15 p.m. is the second fraud.
The SRA warned of cloned solicitor numbers. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "CPI freeze" is the second fraud.
The FCA cannot get your coins back. Anyone who invoices in bitcoin for a "gateway refund" is the second fraud.
Faster Payments can reach £85,000. An on-chain transfer has no APP cap. Report Fraud is not a refund.
Crypto featured in 66% of UK investment-fraud reports. Report Fraud is a crime number, not a refund.
A winding-up is not a refund. Anyone who invoices in Bitcoin first, or asks for a seed phrase, is not the liquidator.
The FTX bankruptcy estate has confirmed the first round of creditor distributions. Eligibility requirements and the recovery process explained.
Our in-depth review of SarahLegal.co, a firm that has helped recover millions for victims of cryptocurrency fraud across multiple jurisdictions.
An independent review of BlockchainLegalSolutions.com, specializing in cryptocurrency fraud recovery across 15 countries.
Our review of AiDataIntelligence.io, a Hong Kong-based firm using AI-powered blockchain tracing technology.