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Crypto market participants may be underestimating how aggressive the US Federal Reserve will be in the coming months in shifting its policy direction, according to an economist.“Markets are underpricing the likelihood of rapid rate cuts in the coming months on the part of the Federal Reserve,” Economist Timothy Peterson told Cointelegraph on Friday.“There has never been a gradual reduction in rates like that currently envisioned by the Fed,” Peterson said, explaining that he expects “the surprise effect” to kick in and potentially catch the market offside.“It will jolt Bitcoin and alts up substantially, and I think that will happen in…

Institutional staking may soon receive a significant boost as reports emerge that Grayscale is preparing to stake its substantial Ethereum holdings. This move would mark a pivotal shift for one of the world’s largest crypto asset managers, bringing billions of dollars worth of ETH into active network participation. In an X post, on-chain analyst CryptoGoos has brought to light a significant development in the institutional crypto space. Grayscale is reportedly preparing to stake its massive Ethereum holdings. Although not yet confirmed, such a move, which was flagged by on-chain data following a transfer of over 40,000 ETH, is a significant…

Key Takeaways BitGo has filed an S-1 registration with the SEC for a possible initial public offering (IPO). The company specializes in digital asset custody, focusing on institutions and stablecoins. Share this article BitGo, a digital asset custody and security firm, today filed an S-1 registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a potential initial public offering. The filing represents a significant step toward public markets for the institutional-focused crypto company, which specializes in custody services for cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. Share this article

The heirs of German Jewish banker and art collector Paul von Mendelssohn-Bartholdy have called on the US Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago on Thursday to revive their lawsuit seeking the return of a Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers painting they claim was sold under Nazi duress, Courthouse News reported Thursday.  In 2022, three heirs of Paul von Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, respectively based in New York and Germany, filed a lawsuit in an Illinois district court against Sompo Holdings, a Japanese insurance company. The lawsuit claims that Sunflowers (1888) was purchased at a 1987 Christie’s auction by Sompo’s corporate predecessor, Yasuda, which ignored a provenance identifying Mendelssohn-Bartholdy as a victim…

Cryptocurrency markets are notorious for their volatility, with rapid price swings impacting investors and miners alike. For those interested in earning cryptocurrency but wary of market fluctuations, cloud mining offers a practical alternative to direct trading or hardware mining. By leasing mining power from established data centers, investors can earn crypto rewards steadily, regardless of price swings.In 2025, several crypto cloud mining platforms stand out by combining security, legal compliance, and technology to help users safeguard their earnings from market volatility. This article explores the top 5 crypto cloud mining platforms of 2025 that provide stability and protection for miners…

Trading of the MYX token, the cryptocurrency of the MYX decentralized exchange (DEX), featured hallmarks of market manipulation, according to a report from AI infrastructure company Rena Labs and market intelligence company Insider.Cash.The report analyzed over 9,200 minute-by-minute data points between Sept. 9 and Monday, which found 249 trading anomalies regarding illiquidity, volume spikes, price ratios and trade intensity.The researchers found that MYX liquidity anomalies on the Gate exchange spiked by 433% on Sept. 9, with a total of 32 illiquidity events on Sunday and Monday, signaling either intentional market manipulation or the exit of market makers, which provide liquidity…

IntroductionTraditional capitalism is experiencing a profound transformation, one that is redefining the very fabric of global financial systems. At the forefront of this seismic shift is cryptocurrency—a decentralized, borderless, and permissionless paradigm that operates beyond the control of traditional banking infrastructures and central governments. Cryptocurrencies are not just digital assets anymore; they have evolved into foundational elements of an emerging economic order that many are calling Capitalism 2.0.This new financial architecture is driven by an ethos of open-source collaboration, decentralized governance, and blockchain-based transparency. Central banks are being challenged by algorithmic stablecoins. Wall Street is competing with decentralized autonomous organizations…

Key takeaways: Tezos price prediction suggests a recovery to $1.42 by the end of 2025. XTZ could reach a maximum price of $2.65 by the end of 2028. By 2031, XTZ’s price may surge to $4.14. Tezos started strong as a platform for smart contracts and decentralized apps. After being released in 2018, its price touched an all-time high of $9.12 in 2021. However, throughout this time, it faced issues like lawsuits and power struggles, causing a loss of investor trust.  Eventually, the overall market’s effects plummeted the coin’s price, and it has failed to recover to the same mark…

Key takeaways:Strong onchain Ethereum activity and treasury accumulation sustain Ether’s resilience despite validator queue exit pressure.Spot Ether ETFs’ growth and declining exchange balances reinforce the bullish outlook, positioning ETH for a potential breakout.Ether (ETH) has failed to sustain bullish momentum after briefly rallying above $4,700 on Saturday. Traders have become increasingly risk-averse as Ethereum’s unstaking queue surged to $12 billion. Still, stronger network usage and the growing role of ETH as a corporate reserve asset could provide the spark for a breakout above the $5,000 mark.Blockchains ranked by 7-day fees, USD. Source: NansenFees on the Ethereum network jumped 35% compared…

Markets take the escalator up and elevator down goes an old Wall Street shibboleth, and crypto is following that script this week, with several days of hard-earned gains more than wiped away in Friday trade.Nearly pushing through the $118,000 level at one point on Thursday after the Federal Reserve one day earlier trimmed interest rates for the first time this year, bitcoin BTC$115,756.35 has pulled back to $115,600, down 1.5% over the past 24 hours and now essentially flat over the past seven days.Ether (ETH) has pulled back from the $4,750 area to $4,460, lower by 2.9% over the past…