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2026-05-14
13m fa
Kevin Warsh confirmed as next Fed chair, set to replace Jerome Powell
Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, was confirmed Wednesday as the central bank's new chair. He will succeed Jerome Powell.
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NUVA Brings $19B in Tokenized Assets to Ethereum DeFi
NUVA (@NUVAFinance), an RWA marketplace built by Animoca Brands (@animocabrands) and Nuva Labs (@NUVALabs), launched on Ethereum today with $19 billion in tokenized assets sourced from Figure Technologies (@Figure). The debut includes two flagship vaults: one tied to Figure's SEC-registered $YLDS yield stablecoin, and another backed by a pool of home equity lines of credit that has surpassed $16 billion in total funding to date. Nuva Labs CEO Anthony Moro (@anthonymoro111) said the platform aims to address a market gap by creating a "unified global distribution layer for blockchain-native assets."
ETH
ETH-1.06%
17m fa
Bitcoin dips back below $80,000 as hot core PPI fuels rate-hike fears
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 again on Tuesday as markets digested a sharp upside surprise in U.S. inflation data. April core PPI rose 1.0% month over month, the strongest reading since March 2022. Key market takeaways: - BTC briefly slipped under $80,000. - BTC and ETH spot ETFs recorded $364 million in combined net outflows on May 12. - Implied odds of a Fed rate hike are rising. - Volatility remains compressed. Investors are watching for the next clear catalyst, including potential Trump–Xi talks and Thursday's CLARITY Act markup. Price action is orderly for now, but macro pressure is building.
BTC
BTC-1.26%
22m fa
Bitcoin Rally Stalls as Profit-Taking Builds and U.S. Demand Cools, CryptoQuant Says
Bitcoin's latest rally has lost momentum as traders lock in gains and demand from the U.S. market softens, according to CryptoQuant.
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Bitcoin Slips Under $80,000 as Liquidations Spike and Sentiment Turns Fearful
Bitcoin dropped below the $80,000 mark as selling pressure picked up across crypto markets. The token was last seen around $79,650 over the past 24 hours, with derivatives positioning unwinding rapidly. Data show $158.53 million in crypto positions were liquidated in the last day. Long liquidations accounted for $142.59 million, while shorts totaled $15.93 million. Longs made up about 89.9% of the wipeout, pointing to a sharp wave of forced selling. Risk sentiment weakened alongside the price action. The widely watched Fear and Greed Index fell to 42, placing the market in the "Fear" zone. It stood at 49 ("Neutral") a day earlier. Last month's reading of 21 signaled "Extreme Fear." On-chain indicators, though, suggest Bitcoin has not fully broken its longer-term uptrend structure. Realized Price sits around $54,300, a proxy for the market's average cost basis. With spot still above that level, long-term holder cost bases continue to represent a key support area. Bitcoin's MVRV ratio is estimated at 1.48. Historically, readings above 3.7 have been associated with overvaluation and bubble risk, while levels below 1 tend to align with macro bottoms. The current level indicates the market remains well below overheated conditions seen in prior cycles. Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) stands at 0.33, suggesting many investors remain in profit, though conditions do not yet resemble a phase of "excessive euphoria." This is not investment advice.
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BTC-1.26%
26m fa
Trump–Xi Beijing Summit Targets Restart of U.S. LNG Shipments to China After Trade-War Collapse
U.S. liquefied natural gas exports to China all but vanished in 2025, plunging from 4.15 million tonnes in 2024 to just 26,000 tonnes—a 99.4% drop that effectively wiped out one of the world's biggest energy trade routes. That breakdown is now set to dominate a Trump–Xi summit scheduled for May 14–15, 2026, in Beijing. The primary goal: push China to resume purchases of U.S. LNG and oil as part of a broader bid to steady commercial ties battered by the trade war. The talks build on a November 2025 framework agreement that extended well beyond energy, spanning agricultural imports, rare-earth export controls, and semiconductor supply chains. Under that framework, China agreed to remove export controls on rare earths and pause retaliatory tariffs on U.S. agricultural products. Beijing also committed to buy at least 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans in late 2025, with annual purchases of no less than 25 million metric tons through 2028. Export controls on rare earths and other critical minerals were suspended specifically for U.S. end users. Energy was the most conspicuous omission. With LNG trade between the two largest economies nearly erased, the Beijing summit is designed to close that gap. The November 2025 deal also highlighted China's leverage over critical supply chains. The Trump administration's concessions on rare-earth restrictions underscored how dependent key industries remain on Beijing's position. Analysts caution that any energy commitments announced in Beijing could be largely symbolic, allowing China to pledge additional U.S. LNG purchases on paper while keeping flexibility to source supplies elsewhere. The collapse in LNG imports was not driven by routine market moves; it was a policy response to trade tensions. Restoring flows would require durable, structural commitments—an outcome China may be reluctant to lock in given its negotiating advantage. For markets, the clearest upside from a substantive LNG pact would accrue to U.S. gas producers and LNG terminal operators that expanded capacity on expectations of sustained Asian demand. The main signal will not be the announcement itself, but whether U.S.-to-China LNG volumes actually rebound in the months that follow.
27m fa
ConsenSys Pushes Back U.S. IPO Plans to at Least Fall 2025 as Crypto Slump Weighs
ConsenSys, the Brooklyn-based software firm behind the MetaMask wallet, has pushed back its long-awaited U.S. initial public offering to no earlier than fall 2025, CoinDesk reported. The company's decision comes as the broader crypto market remains stuck in a prolonged downturn, limiting demand for new listings. People familiar with the matter said ConsenSys had already lined up JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs as lead underwriters, but weak investor appetite for crypto-linked equities and ongoing regulatory uncertainty prompted management to pause. The pullback mirrors moves across the sector. Kraken, one of the largest U.S. crypto exchanges, and Ledger, the French maker of hardware wallets, have also shelved IPO plans, pointing to similar pressures. The pattern underscores a wider industry rethink on whether public-market debuts are feasible during a bearish cycle. The delays come even as the U.S. regulatory backdrop shows incremental progress. Market participants cite steps such as clearer Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) guidance on certain token classifications, but institutional sentiment remains cautious. Depressed valuations during the downturn have also reduced the near-term payoff for private companies seeking an IPO. For ConsenSys, the extra time also provides room to focus on product development and its legal fight with the SEC. The company has been involved in litigation over the classification of Ethereum and MetaMask's services, a dispute that could materially affect its business model and valuation. For investors, the postponement means a closely watched potential liquidity event and valuation reference point for private crypto companies is unlikely to emerge soon. With multiple major firms on hold, the pipeline of publicly traded, regulated crypto-related vehicles available to traditional investors may remain limited until markets stabilize and regulatory clarity improves. Disclosure: This content is not trading advice. Bitcoinworld.co.in disclaims liability for investments made based on the information on this page. Investors should conduct independent research and/or consult a qualified professional before making investment decisions.
ETH
ETH-1.06%
32m fa
Charles Schwab Opens Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum Trading to Select Retail Clients
Charles Schwab has begun granting a limited group of retail customers access to spot trading in bitcoin and ether, allowing them to buy and sell the two largest cryptocurrencies alongside traditional holdings, CoinDesk reported Tuesday. The firm's newly introduced Schwab Crypto accounts enable spot BTC and ETH trading, broadening client access beyond crypto-linked stocks, ETFs and other exchange-traded products (ETPs) previously available on the platform. After completing an internal employee pilot, Schwab this week started rolling out the accounts to a select set of eligible retail clients who joined a waitlist, a company spokesperson told Decrypt. The broker plans to expand access gradually over the coming months. CEO Rick Wust previously told Barron's that marketing for the launch would be phased during the second quarter, with a larger-scale expansion to follow. The long-anticipated debut arrives more than a year after President Donald Trump returned to office and began pursuing more crypto-friendly policies. Schwab had earlier suggested its move into spot trading would hinge on improved regulatory clarity. Schwab has also signaled interest in other crypto-adjacent areas. Last year, Woster said the company aimed to better understand and participate in the growing stablecoin sector, telling analysts on an earnings call, "This is a service we truly hope to offer." In April, the company said it could expand into another growth-oriented category: prediction markets. While not rushing to launch products, Woster told investors, "At some point, we may launch a prediction market," likely focused on financial outcomes rather than sports, pop culture or elections—categories popular on platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi. Charles Schwab shares (SCHW) rose about 1% Wednesday to around $91.18. Bitcoin and ether were both down more than 1% on the day, near $78,850 and $2,242, respectively.
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Metaplanet’s Q1 loss balloons to $725 million as Bitcoin’s pullback hits asset values
Metaplanet said its first-quarter loss widened to $725 million (¥114.5 billion), driven mainly by valuation declines across its assets, including Bitcoin, according to CoinDesk. The Tokyo-based firm posted a $31 million (¥5 billion) loss a year earlier. As of March 31, the company increased its Bitcoin position by 5,075 coins, up 14.5% from the prior quarter. With Bitcoin recently trading around $79,300, Metaplanet holds 40,177 BTC valued at about $3.18 billion. Metaplanet began accumulating Bitcoin in April 2024 and has since emerged as a major corporate holder. Like other companies pursuing a Bitcoin-buying strategy, it has faced pressure after Bitcoin retreated from last year's record high. Shares ended Wednesday at ¥327.00, Yahoo Finance data shows. The stock is up 5.8% over the past month alongside Bitcoin holding near $80,000, though it remains down 45% year over year. The company said its shareholder base has expanded to about 250,000, up from 63,600 last year. Metaplanet, once primarily focused on hotel operations, now generates most of its revenue from selling Bitcoin options contracts. That segment produced $15.8 million (¥2.5 billion) in Q1, up from $4.8 million (¥770 million) in the same period last year. CEO Simon Grovich said the company's priorities are to "continue firmly and patiently solidifying our position in the Bitcoin space" and to build services and businesses on top of that foundation. Grovich wrote on X that Metaplanet is developing a preferred share instrument similar to STRC, a floating-rate product introduced by Michael Saylor's bitcoin-focused firm, as a potential funding source. He also said the dividend-paying products "MARS" and "MERCURY" have not launched yet. Unveiled in November, the rollout has taken "longer than initially anticipated," though he said the company remains committed to bringing them to market. Grovich added that, while STRC pays dividends monthly, Japanese listed companies typically pay dividends once or twice per year, and the designs of MARS and MERCURY are being adjusted to fit local market conventions.
BTC
BTC-1.26%
41m fa
U.S. Senate Banking Panel Set to Vote on Revised Crypto "Clarity Act"
The Clarity Act, a sweeping proposal to regulate the U.S. cryptocurrency market, returns to center stage ahead of a pivotal vote tomorrow in the Senate Banking Committee. After months of negotiations, industry participants say the latest text is materially stronger than the January version that drew heavy criticism. The 309-page draft, released Tuesday morning, is designed to balance the interests of the crypto industry and traditional finance. It would tighten rules around stablecoin yields and token issuance, while largely maintaining core protections for decentralized finance (DeFi), an area that has previously faced sharp pushback from the sector. The bill also includes a federal support program intended to encourage local housing production. That provision has helped win over Sen. John Kennedy, who had earlier been reluctant to back the legislation. Crypto leaders welcomed the updated language. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, speaking in a video message shared from the Capitol, called the Clarity Act a "strong piece of legislation" that would benefit Americans. Chris Dixon, managing partner at a16z crypto, said the bill has "significantly improved compared to January." Support extends beyond crypto firms. AARP, one of the largest U.S. retirement-rights advocacy groups, backed the bill, citing provisions that regulate crypto kiosks and preserve state oversight powers as potential safeguards against fraud targeting older investors. Some major banks have also voiced support in private conversations, arguing that regulatory uncertainty currently constrains bank participation in digital assets and that the law would bring clearer rules for both the industry and financial institutions. Not all banks are aligned. Large banks, particularly those with sizable retail operations, as well as group banks, worry that rapid growth in stablecoins could undermine their business models. In a lobbying push led by the American Bankers Association, more than 8,000 letters have been sent to Senate offices since last Friday urging tighter limits on stablecoin products that pay interest or offer rewards. Those concerns are showing up in proposed changes to the bill. An amendment from Sens. Jack Reed and Tina Smith would further restrict crypto firms' ability to offer stablecoin rewards. Separately, proposals criticized by the DeFi Education Fund are said to weaken protections for DeFi developers and users. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a prominent crypto critic, has filed more than 40 amendments. One would bar the Federal Reserve from offering crypto companies certain services it provides to banks. Warren has previously argued the Clarity Act could pose risks to national security and the financial system. With Republicans holding a committee majority, the most contentious Democratic amendments are widely viewed as unlikely to pass, though it remains unclear which items will ultimately be brought to a vote. *This is not investment advice. Related News: The Key Difference Between Ethereum and Solana—Which Has Become a Stalwart—Is Narrowing Continue Reading: Tomorrow Is a Day That Could Shape the Future of Cryptocurrencies: Here's What You Need to Know
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