Bitcoin, the reigning titan of the cryptocurrency market, finds itself in an unusual position as it lags behind lesser-known digital currencies in recent price gains. And on Wall Street, stocks remain resilient despite the economic rollercoaster.
Bitcoin is underperforming smaller, less well-known digital currencies following the market bellwether's spectacular recent gain.
On Friday, Cardano surged 30%, Solana saw a gain of around 8%, and Avalanche rose 12%.
Ether was down roughly 1%, while Bitcoin was up about 2%. The combined value of the two biggest tokens in cryptocurrency is around $1.6 trillion.
All eyes on the Fed ahead of Wednesday's monetary policy announcement.
S&P 500's gains of over 35% year-to-date have prompted warnings of an overbought market. Also, why Japanese stocks went down to their worst level since October 4th.
The S&P 500 set its fifteenth record of the year with a rise above 5,100 on Friday but paused near those highs on Monday. Also, what to look out for in the week ahead.
As investors prepared for a busy data week, US stocks paused after their all-time highs last week.
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Crypto markets quiver as the Fed spooks investors, but optimism persists with bullish forecasts, Ohio's Bitcoin bill, and pro-crypto Trump moves
With the addition of UsualM, M^0 reinforces its position as a leading stablecoin infrastructure provider.
This marks a significant milestone for regulated crypto investment products and paves the way for future ETFs. Analysts anticipate a surge in similar products as the SEC's regulatory approach evolves under new leadership.
