The shutdown of Ord.io highlights the volatility and financial challenges within the Bitcoin Ordinals ecosystem, impacting user access and data analysis.
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Saylor's Bitcoin strategy could reshape corporate treasury management, potentially increasing institutional adoption and altering investment norms.
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Ray Dalio has reopened one of crypto’s longest-running macro debates, arguing that Bitcoin still has not behaved like the safe-haven asset many investors expected it to become. The Bridgewater Associates founder said gold remains structurally superior as a reserve and crisis asset, drawing immediate pushback from Michael Saylor and several Bitcoin advocates. In a May 11 post on X, Dalio said Bitcoin “gets a lot of attention” but has not fulfilled the defensive portfolio role often assigned to it by supporters. His critique focused less on Bitcoin’s long-term price performance and more on market structure, privacy, correlation and reserve-asset adoption. “While Bitcoin gets a lot of attention, it hasn’t played the safe-haven role many expected. In my view, there are a few reasons why. First, Bitcoin lacks privacy. Transactions can be monitored and potentially controlled, which is why central banks aren’t looking to hold it.” Dalio then tied that transparency issue to Bitcoin’s behavior
Schwab's Bitcoin services may accelerate crypto's integration into traditional finance, influencing global regulatory and competitive dynamics.
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has sparked debate by arguing that bitcoin has failed to establish itself as a reliable safe-haven asset compared to gold. Dalio: Bitcoin Too Small to Rival Gold In a jab likely to rankle the crypto community, Bridgewater Associates founder and billionaire Ray Dalio noted that bitcoin has struggled to fulfil its […]
Crypto exchange MEXC plans to increase its Guardian Fund to $500 million over the next two years while adding 1,000 bitcoin to its reserves. The move is aimed at strengthening user protection and reinforcing confidence amid continued market expansion. BTC and USDT to Serve as Dual Reserve System for Market Stability Crypto exchange MEXC is […]
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Key Highlights April’s US CPI climbed to 3.8% annually, marking the steepest increase since May 2023 Surging energy prices contributed over 40% of April’s monthly inflation gain BTC maintained support around $80,000 while facing rejection at the $82,000–$82,600 zone The 200-day simple moving average near $82,600 serves as a critical barrier for bullish momentum Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows while the Coinbase Premium Index remained in negative territory Bitcoin maintained its position near the $80,000 mark on Tuesday following the release of April’s US Consumer Price Index, which registered 3.8% on a year-over-year basis. This represents the most elevated inflation reading since May 2023. Bitcoin (BTC) Price The month-over-month figure came in at 0.6%, aligning with analyst expectations. Meanwhile, the core CPI metric—which excludes volatile food and energy componen