“The U.S. slowdown looks clearly underway, and the Fed, behind the curve, will need to cut more aggressively than previously expected. U.S. [Treasury] yields and the dollar are consequently repricing lower, which is hugely bullish for bitcoin. Further, with China ramping up stimulus and liquidity injections, combined with a weaker dollar, global liquidity conditions are set to accelerate,” the founders of newsletter service LondonCryptoClub said in Monday’s edition.
Key TakeawaysStrategy increased its USD reserve by $450 million to $3 billion as of July 12, 2026.Bitcoin holdings held at...
Webull EU has secured approval under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, granted by the Dutch regulator. This authorisation represents...
Key TakeawaysMichael Saylor predicts broader bitcoin ownership, deeper institutional adoption, greater political importance and stronger financial integration by 2036.He expects...
Key Takeaways:All transfers, swaps and fund movements have been turned off by SecondFi and they are now in “quarantine mode”.Following...
Key TakeawaysOpenX Network is live and has finished the core OS migration and wrapped up studio architecture. The Governing Portal has...
