Crypto’s market isn’t stagnant — it’s caught in a global power struggle. Here’s why the long, drawn-out cycle reflects a fight for control between traditional finance and decentralised systems.

Markets now expect the Fed to cut rates on Sept 16–17 after a weak U.S. jobs report. Bitcoin is steady around ~$111k; Ether is softer on ETF outflows. Next big mileposts: CPI on Sep 11 and the FOMC decision Sep 16–17.

After weeks of bullish momentum, the crypto market has entered a noticeable downtrend. Bitcoin has pulled back from recent highs, Ethereum has cooled after the Pectra upgrade buzz, and altcoins — as usual — are taking the biggest hit.

Crypto’s back in a bull market... or so they say. Bitcoin’s cracked $100K. ETH has its spot ETF. Major coins are up. And yet, if you’re anything like me — it doesn’t feel like a bull market.

It’s been a phenomenal week for crypto holders everywhere. Bitcoin has finally smashed through the $100,000 barrier, sending shockwaves across the entire market — and altcoins like XRP, Ethereum, and Solana are riding the wave. But what's behind this explosive move, and why is the market reacting so strongly right now?

As the global financial landscape shifts, a bold question is rising among investors, executives, and boardrooms alike

You open your portfolio, and boom—everything’s red. Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, SHIB, AMP… all sliding. Another dip. Another emotional gut check

If you've ever heard the term "Bitcoin" and found yourself wondering what it is, you're not alone. In this article, we'll break down Bitcoin