[Music] New Year resolve. Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market rallies despite geopolitical unrest and the promise of another crazy year courtesy of Donald Trump. What to watch as 2026 gets underway. We break down the key crypto catalysts that could get the market moving again. And we'll bring you the tweets of the week, more TA from Lewis, and the conclusion of our portfolio competition. This is the Coin Bureau News Live. Hello everyone. A very happy new year to you. Uh to you one and all. A very happ ...

While 2025 was disappointing for many corners of the crypto market, there's one sector that exceeded expectations, prediction markets. These platforms have been growing exponentially, but now the sector risks oversaturation and fragmented liquidity. To say nothing of the controversy that prediction markets have aroused.This has many investors wondering if [music] prediction markets are the next big thing or just a passing fad. So today we'll uncover where prediction markets came from, how they [music] work, ...

Bitcoin is at a critical crossroads as global liquidity signals turn mixed, the Bank of Japan tightens policy, and confidence in parts of the altcoin market takes another hit. With QE narratives resurfacing, rate cuts being pushed out, and macro risk quietly rising, the next move for BTC may define how 2026 begins. We break down why the BOJ rate hike didn’t crash markets, what it actually signals for global liquidity, and how this feeds into Bitcoin’s medium-term trend. We also unpack the latest altcoin sca ...

The government hates financial privacy. For the last four years, that has been the only narrative that matters. We have seen developers arrested, code sanctioned, and privacy protocols treated like digital contraband.The message from the previous administration was crystal clear. If you want to transact privately, you must have something to hide. And if you have something to hide, you're probably a criminal.But then something impossible happened. >> That's impossible. Just a few days ago, on December 15th, ...

While the crypto market has been obsessing over the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell's next pivot, there's a big old storm brewing on the other side of the world. A storm that history suggests could send Bitcoin crashing by 20% or more in a matter of days. We're staring down the barrel of a potential $4 trillion liquidity shock.But unlike the Fed, this central bank isn't looking to print money. They're looking to drain it. The date you need to circle in red on your calendar is the 19th of December because ...

I made a fortune on SpaceX. I'm just looking at it now. Like a bizarre fortune. Charts don't lie. People do. So, you always have to look at what the chart tells you. We're going to go back through 100 in the next 6 weeks or 6 months because we're going to get a doubish Fed share. They're going to cut rates down to 2.5%. Is as bullish as it's ever been. The flash crash was terrible for this industry because it took out 20 to 30% of the market makers. AI is a bubble and it and my guess is it's going to become ...

Crypto and US Dollar Strategy - The Trump administration's crypto strategy may aim to strengthen the US dollar by expanding its reach in the digital economy through dollar-backed stablecoins [1] - World Liberty Financial (WLFI), co-founded by Trump's sons, is driving this initiative with its USD1 stablecoin, which is backed one-to-one by US treasuries, dollar deposits, and cash equivalents [1] - USD1 offers regulatory certainty as a US-compliant stablecoin, potentially attracting institutions and individual investors [1] - Stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC) already significantly support the US dollar by holding large amounts of treasury bills [1] - 80% of all stablecoin transactions occur outside the US, effectively increasing the demand for dollars globally [1] - The Genius Act, signed into law in July 2025, sets strict rules for stablecoin issuers, requiring them to be backed by US dollars, cash equivalents, or short-term US treasuries, further supporting the US dollar [22][23] Controversies and Conflicts of Interest - MGX, a UAE-based investment fund, invested $2 billion in Binance using USD1, significantly boosting USD1's market cap [4] - A Trump-controlled entity owns about 38% of World Liberty Financial, raising conflict of interest concerns due to the potential profits generated from USD1's yield [6][7] - Critics argue that the deal invites foreign influence, as foreign parties could potentially buy favor with Trump through investments in World Liberty Financial [15] - Allegations arose that Binance helped write USD1's smart contract code and that CZ sought a presidential pardon from Trump, although both parties denied any quid pro quo [12][13][14]

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Everyone talks about strategy potentially selling BTC, but almost everyone forgets about the Bitcoin mining companies. Many miners face rising operational costs. And with BTC's price falling in recent months, miners could be the first Bitcoin whales to dump huge amounts of BTC. Case in point, some have already started pivoting towards AI, signaling that they may not see Bitcoin mining as a sustainable long-term business model. That's why today we're diving deep into the Bitcoin mining industry to help you s ...

My colleagues and I remain squarely focused on achieving our dual mandate goals of maximum employment and stable prices for the benefit of the American people. The Federal Reserve says they're fighting inflation. They say they are committed to a 2% target and that they're well positioned to wait and see.But the charts tell a very different story. While everyone is distracted by the quarter point rate cut and the drama of the dissenting votes, we're staring down the barrel of a massive liquidity injection in ...