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AI Bubble Burst Could Trigger Bitcoin Rally, Says Arthur Hayes
Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, predicts that an AI bubble burst could trigger a global financial crisis and force central banks to flood the economy with liquidity, ultimately fueling a new Bitcoin rally. Here is what his macro thesis means for crypto investors.
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Bitcoin Black Monday: Should Crypto Investors Worry?
Bitcoin is clinging to $81,600 while Wall Street suffers its worst week since June. Here’s why investors are bracing for a possible crypto Black Monday and how to prepare.
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SEC Chair Atkins Pushes for Crypto Rules: What It Means
SEC Chair Paul Atkins has reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to building comprehensive crypto regulations despite political headwinds. Here’s what the proposed rules could mean for token classification, exchanges, custody, and everyday investors.
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Stablecoins and Banking Risks: Can They Truly Be Decentralized?
As stablecoins evolve into essential digital dollar infrastructure, Frgmnt’s CEO warns they may never fully escape traditional banking risks. Discover why making blockchain invisible is the key to mainstream adoption.
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Strategy Faces MSCI Index Exclusion Over Crypto Holdings
MSCI is finalizing new rules that could exclude Strategy, Metaplanet, and SharpLink from its major indices due to their heavy crypto treasuries. The final decision drops November 11, with major implications for institutional crypto adoption.
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France to Tax Crypto-to-Stablecoin Conversions in 2027 Budget
French deputies have voted to tax conversions between cryptocurrencies and certain stablecoins as part of the 2027 budget bill. If adopted, the measure could take effect in January 2027 and significantly change how investors report and pay taxes on their crypto activity.
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Hyperliquid Becomes Wall Street’s After-Hours Trading Hub
Hyperliquid saw $47 million in tokenized Tesla stock traded in a single hour while Wall Street was closed. The decentralized exchange is rapidly becoming the go-to platform for after-hours trading of tokenized stocks, oil, and other assets.
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Tokenized Stock Trading Faces Pushback from Major Companies
CoreWeave, Broadcom, and Verizon are among nine companies objecting to the tokenized trading of their shares on OKX. The pushback highlights growing tension between TradFi issuers and crypto exchanges over unauthorized on-chain stock products.