Tether: Senator’s investigation misses positive work that’s led to lower Iran volumes
The stablecoin issuer’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino, has been defending against accusations that the firm’s stablecoins have fueled financial activity in Iran.
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The stablecoin issuer’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino, has been defending against accusations that the firm’s stablecoins have fueled financial activity in Iran.
The seizure, falling under “Operation Economic Fury,” aims to restrict Iran’s access to overseas revenue, banking networks, and crypto infrastructure.
Amid stalled negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has increasingly turned to Bitcoin (BTC) to evade the United … Continue reading
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The latest conflict involving Iran has produced an unexpected proving ground for financial infrastructure, and an unlikely winner has emerged, argues Huang.
Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments, says strong earnings are helping markets absorb geopolitical shocks, despite ongoing risks.
As oil shocks revive investor anxiety, stablecoins solved payments, but not purchasing power, says Michael Ashton, who’s USDi token aims to fix that.
Bitcoin, equities, and gold rise while oil and volatility drop amid improving risk sentiment.
Another recipient of the prize, Robert Shiller, argues that bitcoin is rather a fad that may become an asset class. He describes its price growth as an “epidemic”, driven by contagious narratives. In 2024, Jean Tirole, also Nobel laureate, described bitcoin as a “pure bubble” as its intrinsic value is zero. According to him, some bubbles are long-lasting such as […]
The crypto asset manager said investors are sidelined by Middle East tensions, but resilient valuations and structural adoption trends could set up the next leg higher.
Liquidation heatmap shows large liquidity cluster around $66,000, signaling potential downside target.