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S&P Downgrades Tether’s Dollar Peg Rating to ‘Weak’
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S&P Downgrades Tether’s Dollar Peg Rating to ‘Weak’

S&P Global Ratings has downgraded its assessment of Tether’s ability to maintain its dollar peg from “constrained” to “weak.” The agency cites rising exposure to high-risk assets like bitcoin and persistent disclosure gaps. Bitcoin now accounts for 5.6% of USDT reserves, exceeding the 3.9% safety ma

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 26, 2025
Bitcoin’s $100K Plunge And The Fed’s Data Blackout
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Bitcoin’s $100K Plunge And The Fed’s Data Blackout

Bitcoin has plunged 20% into bear market territory, dropping below $100,000 for the first time since May. The government shutdown has created a “data black hole” that leaves the Fed blindfolded ahead of its December rate decision.

by Michael TurnerNovember 13, 2025
Is Bitcoin’s ‘Max Desperation’ Actually a Bullish Signal?
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Is Bitcoin’s ‘Max Desperation’ Actually a Bullish Signal?

Despite Bitcoin falling below $100,000 to its lowest level since June, Bitwise’s chief investment officer sees signs of a potential bottom. He describes retail crypto investors as being in “max desperation” mode while institutional players remain bullish. This divergence could set the stage for a re

by Michael TurnerNovember 5, 2025
Bitcoin’s $100K Ceiling: Why the Crypto King Stalled in 2025
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Bitcoin’s $100K Ceiling: Why the Crypto King Stalled in 2025

Bitcoin’s 2025 performance has disappointed investors despite political optimism. The $100,000 psychological barrier triggered profit-taking while AI stocks captured institutional capital. This consolidation phase may set the stage for 2026’s next move.

by Jessica Moore P.E.October 30, 2025November 2, 2025

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