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New York Fed President John Williams, the second-ranking official on the Federal Reserve’s rate-setting committee, pushed back on an October rate hike. The Fed has “no need for urgency,” he said. Last week, markets predicted a 70% probability of an...

Polymarket traders see a 53% chance that President Donald Trump will formally rename artificial intelligence (AI) by Sept. 30. The odds rise to 69% for a year-end deadline. Trump has pushed to swap “artificial” for “super” since mid-September. One...

Hackers stole $387.5 million from crypto exchange Bitget on September 24. Part of it is now being turned into Bitcoin through THORChain, which refuses to block it. THORChain lets anyone swap a coin on one blockchain for a coin on another, with no ID...

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, added 950 Bitcoin (BTC) in the week to September 20 and repurchased $174 million of its own preferred stock over the same stretch. Total holdings now sit at 846,000 BTC. The buy ends a two-week gap in accumulation....

For most of their first decade, stablecoins lived inside crypto, sitting on exchanges as dry powder between trades. Supply rose from $27 billion at the end of 2020 to more than $300 billion today. A significant portion of that growth now occurs...

Traders are bracing for a rare stretch of synchronized tightening this week, with the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) both leaning toward a rate hike within 48 hours of each other. The Fed announces its decision Wednesday afternoon, with...

Ripple and MicroStrategy told investors nothing legal changed for XRP and Bitcoin (BTC) after the Senate blocked the CLARITY Act on Tuesday. The bill would have written crypto’s US market rules into federal law. The vote failed 49 to 50. Backers...

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A meme coin called BIPOLAR goes on sale on Tuesday at 5 PM UTC. It does not exist yet, so nobody can buy or check it. However, TikTok videos are already going viral, and a trading account has posted the exact minute. JUST IN: Upcoming memecoin...

Bitcoin (BTC) and gold both dropped within minutes of Friday’s US jobs report, after August payrolls came in at nearly three times what economists expected. The print revived bets on a September Federal Reserve rate hike. That hit the two assets...