The entertainment market continues to demonstrate paradoxical macroeconomic trends.

Following a recent rapid surge, Bitcoin now faces three major macroeconomic events that could determine the asset's trajectory through the end of the current week, CoinDesk reports.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has officially authorized the Franklin Templeton management company to invest in its own money market blockchain fund. The regulator issued a special letter

On August 12, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released fresh inflation data for July. According to the official report, the consumer price index in annual terms was three point

The UK is witnessing the formation of a two-speed labor market model, where a general decline in hiring contrasts with unprecedented demand for artificial intelligence competencies. According to Indeed platform

Spot trading volumes of bitcoin on leading cryptocurrency exchanges have reached their lowest levels since 2023, showing a decrease of more than 75 percent compared to the peak figures of

The analytics company Glassnode published a report on the state of the bitcoin market, noting early signs of bottom formation despite falling below $60,000. Long-term holders have resumed accumulation after

Blockstream CEO Adam Beck predicts that Bitcoin could reach a $1 million mark by 2028, the end of the current halving cycle. In his view, such a rally does not

Deutsche Bank revised its forecast for gold downward, citing the Federal Reserve’s tight position and robust US macroeconomic data. Analyst Michael Xue has set a new baseline target of $4,800

Bitcoin continues to trade below $66,000, ignoring positive macroeconomic news amid geopolitical détente. Analysts at Singapore-based QCP Capital believe that the main deterrent is investors' fears: the market fears that