Bitcoin’s open interest in derivatives has surged to levels exceeding its 2025 all-time high, signaling renewed leverage amidst cautious market sentiment and a price nearing $80,000.
Bitcoin maintained above $80,000 over the weekend, but traders expect a near-term pullback to test key support levels before the uptrend continues.
Ether has declined significantly versus Bitcoin over the past year, with growing exchange reserves and technical patterns pointing to potential further losses in 2026.
As uncertainty looms over the Federal Reserve’s rate moves, select small-cap stocks emerge as potential winners, benefiting from changing market dynamics and niche growth sectors.
Iran’s latest reaction to the U.S. peace offer focuses on regional ceasefire and shipping security, avoiding any discussion on its nuclear program.
China's exports climbed sharply in April despite global trade tensions and rising costs, reflecting strong external demand before the upcoming Trump-Xi meeting.
Iran has responded to a U.S. ceasefire offer while its president insists peace talks do not signify surrender or concessions in the conflict.
President Trump’s upcoming trip to China is likely to encounter less warmth and fewer breakthroughs than his first-term visit, complicated by Iran tensions and ongoing trade disputes.
A sharp surge in U.S. diesel prices highlights the economic challenges posed by global energy disruptions, raising questions about inflation, output, and Federal Reserve strategy.
Trump Media & Technology Group posted a $406 million net loss in Q1 2026, driven primarily by steep unrealized losses on Bitcoin and other crypto assets amid sluggish revenue growth.