Bitcoin and stocks have been moving together for more than a year, with Nasdaq as a leading indicator. But the past month, Bitcoin has been leading.

Bitcoin has surged above $29,000 while stocks and oil are down; the decoupling between bitcoin and stocks has been ongoing since March.

bUSD, one of the largest stablecoins in the crypto market, has seen its market cap drastically decrease in the past two months.

The cryptocurrency market reached staggering volumes of $3.81 trillion in March, with spot trading rising 10.8% for the third consecutive month.

ethOS 2.1, a native operating system that integrates with the Ethereum blockchain, has launched with a major new release.

The internet may seem simple, but beneath its sleek pages lies a vast enterprise of bots and code. Architecting digital walls is a modern high art.

Eurostat’s flash estimate shows that inflation in Europe for March is lower than expected at 6.9%, significantly below February’s 8.5%.

Amid much propaganda about dedollarization, we look at the facts of global trade.

The Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has declared ethereum and litecoin to be commodities, in addition to bitcoin.

FDIC has sold Silicon Valley Bank to First-Citizens Bank for $20 billion. First-Citizens took $56 billion in deposits and $72 billion in loans.