Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest purchased $116 million in Bitcoin, signaling strong institutional confidence in cryptocurrency amidst a broader market shift, as evidenced by a prior $60 billion influx into crypto markets on April 21, 2025. This move aligns with ARK’s history of Bitcoin investment, having previously bought $16 million in its own spot-Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) […]
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Germany’s Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered are now reportedly looking to expand their crypto operations in the U.S., per WSJ. Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered are expanding crypto operations in the U.S., driven by President Trump’s pro-crypto stance, which has shifted since his 2021 skepticism when he called Bitcoin a “scam” (NPR, 2024). Trump’s policy
Raoul Pal: “Everyone needs and wants a weaker dollar to service their dollar debts. No one wants it to move too fast ( it blows up VAR) but they need it lower over next 12 months. This is the purest form of global liquidity and is the largest driver of global M2 currently. The US
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The Avalanche Card, launched by Rain Liquidity, allows users to spend AVAX and USDC globally at Visa-accepting merchants, bridging crypto and traditional payments with no credit checks or conversion fees charged by the card itself. This highlights a significant step in crypto adoption, as Visa’s network—supporting over 65 crypto wallet partners—enables seamless transactions, though users
Paul Atkins, sworn in as the 34th SEC Chairman on April 21, 2025, is a pro-crypto advocate with a history of supporting financial innovation, having served as an SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008 under President George W. Bush. Atkins owns up to $6 million in crypto-related assets, including stakes in Anchorage (a crypto custodian)
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Bitcoin didn’t break through the crucial level, as of yet. According to M2 supply, the breakout is around the corner. I suppose that Q2 is still going to be a good period for Crypto. Michaël van de Poppe, a trader at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, analyzes a Bitcoin chart showing a “double bottom” pattern, a
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Bitcoin has no counterparty risk. No company. No country. No creditor. No currency. No competitor. No culture. Not even chaos. Michael Saylor’s post claims Bitcoin has no counterparty risk, meaning it lacks dependency on any entity—company, country, or currency—unlike traditional financial systems where trust in a third party (e.g., banks) introduces risk of failure, as
Charles Schwab, a $10 trillion asset manager, plans to launch spot Bitcoin and crypto trading within 12 months, as confirmed by CEO Rick Wurster during an analyst call, signaling a major shift for traditional finance into digital assets. The announcement aligns with a 400% surge in traffic to Schwab’s crypto website, with 70% of visitors
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China’s M2 money supply reached a record $326 trillion in March 2025, reflecting a significant increase from $320.5 trillion in February, as reported by Trading Economics, indicating a rapid expansion of liquidity that can influence global markets. Analysts suggest this surge in China’s M2 could push Bitcoin toward $90,000, aligning with historical trends where Bitcoin
Sergey Nazarov breaks down what’s coming next for capital markets, governments, and the Chainlink ecosystem Chainlink’s CCIP (Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol) aims to merge traditional finance and DeFi by enabling secure, seamless blockchain interactions, as highlighted by Sergey Nazarov; it has already facilitated over $14 trillion in onchain transactions, per Chainlink documentation. The “Internet of Contracts”
