255 published articles in Markets.
XRP won its SEC case, launched ETFs and got a bank charter — yet it trades near $1.28, 65% below its July 2025 peak, while ETF buyers sit on an estimated $440M paper loss. Here are the 5 numbers that decide whether $1.20 or $1.72 comes first.
The two biggest Bitcoin buyers on earth are nearly underwater: Strategy sits just 1.7% above its $75,451 average cost on 849,327 BTC, while US spot ETF buyers are 5.8% below their ~$81,500 cost basis — and Friday's jobs report decides which wall breaks first.
Circle beat expectations with $865M in Q3 revenue — but reserve income fell 8% to $658M while a $182M ARC token presale did the heavy lifting. USDC holders got $0. Here are the 5 numbers that decide what happens next.
The crypto market has shed $1.65 trillion since its October 2025 peak — Bitcoin is 38% below its record, Ethereum 53%, Solana 68%. Four shocks explain the fall, and three dates (November 6, November 10, December 8–9) will decide whether it recovers or breaks lower.
Dash climbed ~150% from its August lows to $88.50, outran Monero as the privacy sector's weekly leader — then dropped 13.6% in a day. 5 numbers decide whether the comeback holds or round-trips.
Bitcoin trades near $77,000, but US buyers have paid less than the world price for 60 straight days — even as $1.04B left ETFs in 2 days. Here are the 5 numbers that decide whether $75,602 holds or $82,000 comes next.
More than 100 new crypto ETFs are coming in 2026 — yet up to 85% of Bitcoin ETF assets sit with one custodian. Here are the 5 checks that separate funds built to survive from the ones set to close.
All six top cryptos turned green on November 4 — Ethereum up 2.3%, XRP 2.29% — yet every one is still down double digits over 30 days, with Cardano down 26.92% and Bitcoin the 'best' at -10.62%. Here is the ranking that decides what the bounce is really worth.
Tether and Circle earned $2.1 billion in Q3 — 7.4 times the $285 million all 13 major blockchains collected in fees. Circle reports earnings today at 2pm CET; here are the 5 numbers that decide whether the stablecoin money machine keeps humming.
The NYSE just added the record-keepers behind almost 99% of the S&P 500 to its planned tokenized-stock market — 24/7 trading, instant settlement and stablecoin funding are on the table, but trading hasn't started and regulators still have to approve it.
Bitcoin bounced $2,428 off its $75,736 election-night low after stochastics flashed oversold — but holding the $75,602 line, not the signal itself, decides whether $82,000 is real.
Traders bought $230 million in Bitcoin call options as BTC bounced off $75,630 — but ETF sellers dumped $1.04 billion in two days. Here are the 5 numbers that decide whether the rebound reaches $82,000 or fails at $78,000.
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