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In what is expected to be a highly volatile second part of the week, bitcoin’s price dipped to $77,600 yesterday after it was rejected at over $80,000 on Monday before it rebounded to $79,000 as of now. Most larger-cap alts are also in the green today, with ETH trading above.
Referendum #1944 has drawn 97.5% approval as the Polkadot community moves to create its own protocol-owned stablecoin Tue 8 Sep 2026 · 17:44 EDT · 3 min read In Finance Polkadot’s governance system is in the process of deciding whether the network should mint its own US.
DOT surged as much as 20% while Bitcoin and Ether finished lower, with traders pricing in a 58% chance the Fed raises rates next week Tue 8 Sep 2026 · 17:42 EDT · 3 min read In Finance While Bitcoin and Ether spent Tuesday treading water or drifting lower, a curious cohort of.
Bitcoin’s price was rejected at $80,000 once again yesterday morning, and the subsequent correction has taken it south by over two grand. Some of the larger-cap alts, such as HYPE, ZEC, XMR, and LINK, have posted substantial daily losses, while BNB has reclaimed the $750 level..
Bitcoin’s price reacted immediately to the stronger-than-expected US jobs report on Friday, plunging from a multi-month high of over $82,000 to under $79,000 before it found some support. Red dominates the larger-cap alts’ charts, with XRP dropping back to $1.40, ETH losing the.
Marc Ganzi is cashing out at a premium while sounding the alarm on leverage-fueled excess in AI infrastructure finance. Thu 3 Sep 2026 · 13:33 EDT · 2 min read In Technology SoftBank is paying roughly $4 billion to acquire DigitalBridge Group, a US-based asset manager that.
The new Fed chair promised a break from tradition but delivered a speech that sounded like every other Fed chair before him, according to the Nobel laureate economist Thu 3 Sep 2026 · 12:51 EDT · 3 min read In Politics Kevin Warsh took the stage at Jackson Hole on August 28.
