Cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin faithful still missing even after token reclaims US$90,000

The token’s price uptick looks more like a reprieve than a resurgence

In October 2025, Morgan Stanley expanded access to crypto investments to include all clients and types of accounts.

Morgan Stanley files for Bitcoin, Solana ETFs in digital assets push

The bank deepens its crypto presence as regulatory clarity under Trump pushes finance companies to adopt digital assets

Open interest, the number for outstanding contracts, in the Bitcoin options market has been clustered at the contracts expiring on Jan 30, at the strike price of US$100,000.

Bitcoin options traders eye US$100,000 following year-end meltdown

Precious metals such as gold surging to a record high and equities buoyed by tech stocks

Bitcoin has been stuck in a tight trading range for weeks, missing out on a stock rally over the Christmas holidays and ending the year down 6.5%.

Bitcoin climbs to three-week high after US captures Maduro

The largest cryptocurrency has in the past been framed as a haven in times of turmoil

The coin is the latest in a string of cryptocurrencies attached to Trump. The US president released his own TRUMP memecoin earlier this year, alongside a similar coin promoted by his wife, Melania.

Trump firm to start new cryptocurrency for shareholders

The coin is expected to operate on the Cronos blockchain, a network supported by Crypto.com

The PBOC appears to be accelerating work on the digital currency in recent months.

China to pay interest on digital yuan in bid to boost adoption

Whether the new interest-bearing arrangements will promote significantly wider adoption of the E-CNY remains unclear

The White House and the SEC have embraced offering investors more choice in order to tap into some asset classes that can offer high returns.

As crypto and private credit hit the mainstream, investor risk seen multiplying

Interval funds have also increased as they are seen benefiting from opening up retirement plans

Many companies borrowed money to buy Bitcoin, betting that its price would keep rising.

How company bets on Bitcoin can backfire

THE year-end plunge in cryptocurrencies has rattled companies that had bet heavily on Bitcoin, sending share prices tumbling and reviving fears of a bubble.