Debt implosion risks could drive demand for alternative financial escape valves like cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
The number of S&P 500 companies mentioning 'recession' in earnings calls has dropped significantly from nearly 125 to under 25.
Perceived odds of a U.S. recession peaked at 66% back in April as Wall Street banks were raising red flags, yet they have since plunged as trade negotiations advanced.
Investors weigh tensions between Elon Musk and President Trump alongside broader recession fears as markets digest the latest macro signals.
Following weeks of turbulence, a shift in sentiment sparked a notable crypto rally coinciding with CoinDesk's Consensus conference in Toronto, creating an atmosphere of optimism and good vibes, says CoinDesk Indices’ Andy Baehr.
The U.S.-listed BTC ETFs appear on track for the second-highest monthly outflow on record.
Traders on Polymarket and Kalshi are pricing in an over-50% chance of a U.S. recession this year.
Goldman Sachs recommends the yen as a hedge against U.S. recession risks, citing its historical strength in risk-off environments.
Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick is dismissing warnings that Trump’s trade policies will drive economic growth, as a BTC chill hits the markets.
Bitcoin’s correction reflects investors’ inflation concerns and highlights the potential impact of future US fiscal policies.
Institutional adoption, US government overspending and future economic stimulus packages are just a few reasons why analysts believe Bitcoin price is on the path to $100,000.
Bitcoin price recaptures the $62,000 level as investor grow increasingly concerned about the fiscal health of the US
Bitcoin's price correction is driven by a weakening global economy, conflict in the Middle East, and concerns over an AI bubble.
Bitcoin lost momentum as weak macroeconomic data, fear of a stock market correction, and worries over the upcoming US elections impacted investor sentiment.
Institutional spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and lowered Bitcoin miner profitability could be driving the current price drop
Worsening US macroeconomic data and some slight changes in the Bitcoin options market could be signs that BTC’s price weakness is set to intensify.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index recorded a score of 17 out of 100 on Aug. 5 — the lowest it has been since July 12, 2022.
Bitcoin’s price continues to correct, but BTC options markets reflect traders’ interest in the $62,000 level.
Willy Woo, an on-chain analyst, took to X on April 29, raising concerns about the fate of retail Bitcoin investors if the world, especially the United States, plunges into a recession. Woo, referencing historical events, argues that while large Bitcoin holders, or “whales,” are likely to weather the storm since they control private keys of their coins, […]