Category: crypto

Trump is pushing for lower interest rates despite strong GDP growth, advocating for more accommodative monetary policy. Kevin Hassett supports this stance, pointing to AI-driven productivity gains and tariffs as evidence that inflation risks are manageable. With Powell’s term ending soon, Trump’s likely Fed pick will impact future U.S. monetary policy.

Bitcoin is currently experiencing a potential fourth annual decline, with a recent crash on October 10 leading to the largest leverage liquidation in crypto history. Analysts are divided on whether this event signifies a structural issue or a healthy deleveraging process. Altcoins have not shown sustained recovery, indicating a weakened market sentiment.

Berkshire Hathaway reduced its Apple holdings by 74% over two years, cutting its weighting to 21% while increasing its stake in Alphabet. Apple reported revenue growth and has a large installed base, while Berkshire now has exposure to AI, cloud, and digital ads through Alphabet. Warren Buffett is shifting towards tech investments.

Bitcoin and gold have shown nearly identical 2-year returns, despite following different price paths. Gold had higher volatility early on, while Bitcoin’s climb was smoother with late momentum. Both assets rewarded patient holders, with gold up significantly on Bitcoin in 2025. Peter Schiff suggests the Bitcoin trade is over.

Gnosis Chain executed a hard fork on Dec. 22 to recover $9.4 million frozen after the Balancer exploit. Node operators must upgrade clients to avoid penalties. The decision to fork was controversial, with concerns about immutability and governance. Recovery efforts have been made across affected networks to reclaim stolen funds.

In 2025, Washington’s support for digital assets led to a record $8.6 billion in crypto deals, the busiest year for mergers and acquisitions in the industry. Major acquisitions by firms like Coinbase, Kraken, and Ripple drove this surge, with 267 transactions recorded, marking an 18% increase from the previous year. Regulatory clarity and policy shifts…

Investors are favoring gold and silver as safe-haven assets due to macroeconomic uncertainty. Bitcoin has struggled to attract new buyers, with limited accumulation and selling pressure from short-term holders. Precious metals have outperformed Bitcoin, which has lagged behind due to its high-risk nature. Bitcoin may remain range-bound until there is a change in risk appetite…

Russia’s central bank is planning to allow non-qualified investors to buy popular cryptocurrencies after passing a knowledge test, with annual purchases capped at $3,800. Qualified investors would have no limits on purchases after completing a risk-awareness exam. Crypto trading would be conducted through licensed intermediaries, allowing overseas purchases with tax reporting. This shift in policy…

Ozak AI’s cryptocurrency presale is in its final phase, with analysts predicting the token could reach $10 by 2027. Early investors could see returns of up to 700 times their initial investment. The platform combines AI analytics with blockchain technology. Partnerships have been formed to enhance data analysis and model training.

Ghana has officially legalized cryptocurrency trading through the Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) bill. The legislation establishes a national legal framework for digital asset activity, allowing individuals and businesses to engage in cryptocurrency trading within regulatory boundaries. Licensed firms must meet compliance standards for reporting, consumer protection, and risk controls.