The asset manager’s Q1 review noted that despite political and regulatory wins coming in quick succession, crypto prices dropped across the board since the November election.

Less than four months into the new year, the total crypto market cap, excluding Bitcoin, is down 41% from its December 2024 high.

USD-pegged stablecoins offer the United States a powerful tool for reinforcing economic dominance and national security.

President Trump’s tariffs triggered the largest spike in volatility in over a year, according to the report.

A new report from the asset manager highlights that Bitcoin has held steady amid recent market volatility.

Since 2020, Bitcoin has repeatedly gained ground whenever the dollar has weakened, and Matt Hougan expects the trend to continue.

Macroeconomic uncertainty and ongoing tariff tensions drove declining volumes across centralized and DeFi exchanges.

Altcoins suffered losses amid shaken investor confidence, while a handful of outliers bucked the trend.

As Trump’s aggressive tariff policy shakes global markets, BTC's reputation as “digital gold” faces renewed scrutiny.

Many U.S. crypto holders are tech and construction workers, according to a recent survey.