Stablecoin supply surpassed $300 billion in September 2025, up 75% year-over-year. Savers in both emerging and developed markets are redirecting funds away from term deposits toward on-chain instruments that earn yield without locking up capital. The structural tension driving this shift is liquidity rather than interest rates: traditional savings require

Bitcoin erased its latest trip to $70,000 as Middle East tensions and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz sparked a broad asset sell-off. Data from TradingView tracked a 3.2% drop, bringing $66,000 back into focus as oil volatility pushed risk markets lower. Global equities weakened, with

Bitcoin has traded sideways between $70,000 and $65,000 for months and closed five consecutive months in the red, its longest bearish streak since 2018–2019. The market has lacked the bullish momentum to break out of this consolidation, leaving price action in a holding pattern. Institutional flows shifted