
CCM Blockchain Newsletter (April 14, 2025)
Markets rallied last week on news that Trump is pausing his reciprocal tariff policy.
Markets rallied last week on news that Trump is pausing his reciprocal tariff policy.
Markets were in free fall last week as investors react to Trump's mass tariffs.
Gold continued its impressive rally, reaching new highs, amid broader market woes.
Bitcoin rebounds amid a modest market recovery.
The stock market is officially in correction territory, while bitcoin recovers above $80,000.
Broader market volatility continued last week, and the U.S. established a bitcoin reserve.
Every corner of the market, from equities to bitcoin, saw red last week.
Bitcoin sells off to low $90,000s, and the Magnificent 7 has some catching up to do.
Coinbase smashes earnings expectations, and Abu Dhabi piles nearly half a billion into bitcoin ETFs.
Markets were iffy last week on tariff fears, while gold hit yet another high.
DeepSeek and Trump's tariffs roiled markets last week, blunting everything from the S&P 500 to bitcoin.
As bitcoin bounced around in the $100k range, Trump's first Bitcoin-specific policy action occurred last week.
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Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $109,000 the day of Trump's inauguration.
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Markets fell last week as the dollar is on the rise.
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Bitcoin turned 16 last week, and the network has processed over $131 trillion in transactions since inception.
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Equities rose over the Christmas break, while bitcoin slumped.
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Fed cuts rates but signals for fewer cuts in 2025
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The ECB and Fed are cutting rates while bitcoin rips past $100,000.
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Bitcoin broke above $100,000 for the first time last week.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell significantly last week as markets rallied.
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Bitcoin is honing in on $100,000, as $IBIT's options saw $1.9 billion in notional traded on day one.
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Equities have retraced week-over-week, while bitcoin roared to a new all-time high on Tuesday.
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Bitcoin ETFs have seen more than $35 billion in inflows in 2024.
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China's CSI 300 Index jumped to 3,704 on September 27 in the biggest move since 2008.