Powell sought to affirm the Fed’s commitment to taming price pressures, vowing to raise interest rates to a level that actively constrains demand, if necessary, until “clear and convincing” evidence…

According to data compiled by CoinShares, investors added some US$299 million to Bitcoin products, while funds focused on other cryptocurrencies like Solana, Ether and Polkadot saw outflows.

Assets which have been touted as a replacement for stocks and bonds, including cryptocurrencies and gold, have only helped deepen portfolio losses.

According to data compiled by Bloomberg, Coinbase was recommended a “buy” by no less than 22 analysts, while 5 gave it a “hold” and only 4 recommended a “sell.”

Even though the worst markets are supposed to have havens, it’s increasingly apparent that this one doesn’t.

The dollar is powering a slowdown in the global economy that would take the U.S. down along with it.

According to data from CoinMarketCap, a whopping US$200 billion of market cap was wiped out in just 24 hours from digital assets.

Earlier this week, as key indices such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite tanked, marquee meme names such as GameStop (+10.12%) and AMC Entertainment (+8.06%) shocked observers by staging…

It’s probably safe to say that that dreaded season for digital assets has finally arrived and no, it’s not because of the price of Bitcoin.