Crypto Market Adds $250 Billion in First Week of 2026 as ETF Inflows Return
The cryptocurrency market has expanded by $250 billion to surpass $3.2 trillion as institutional ETF flows turn positive and ownership distribution healthens.
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The cryptocurrency market has expanded by $250 billion to surpass $3.2 trillion as institutional ETF flows turn positive and ownership distribution healthens.
Former Fed Chair warns the U.S. is approaching 'fiscal dominance,' where debt financing needs could constrain the central bank's ability to fight inflation.
The Supreme Court is expected to rule within weeks on whether President Trump's emergency tariffs are legal. A ruling against the administration could trigger billions in refunds.
British private equity giant Hg is in advanced talks to acquire enterprise financial software maker OneStream in what would be one of the largest fintech buyouts of the year.
Vistra Corp announces $4.7 billion acquisition of Cogentrix Energy, adding 5,500 MW of natural gas generation capacity. The deal positions Vistra as America's largest independent power producer.
New Federal Reserve research challenges conventional wisdom, suggesting the Trump administration's tariff increases could put downward pressure on prices.
Nvidia unveiled Alpamayo, an open-source AI platform that helps autonomous vehicles reason through complex driving situations like a human driver would.
Federal regulators are intensifying scrutiny of Bitcoin ATMs after Americans lost more than $330 million to scams routed through the machines in 2025.
Goldman Sachs is targeting $500 million for a new Japan-focused real estate fund, betting that the world's third-largest economy offers compelling property opportunities.
Ford discontinues the F-150 Lightning as traditional automakers retreat from EVs. Combined with GM's $1.6 billion writedown, Detroit faces its most painful pivot in decades.
The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey shows 44% of retail investors are bullish on stocks—above the 37.5% historical average. Here's what it means for markets.
From Virginia to Indiana, grassroots movements are defeating Big Tech's data center expansion plans, forcing companies like Amazon and Microsoft to rethink their AI infrastructure strategy.