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US Inflation Just Hit 3.8% — Bitcoin Should Have Dropped. It Didn't. Am I Reading This Wrong?
April CPI came in at 3.8% today — above the 3.7% forecast, up sharply from 3.3% last month. By the textbook, that's bad for Bitcoin. Higher inflation means the Fed keeps rates elevated. High rates make risk assets less attractive. Money flows to bonds and cash, not crypto. And yet …
Daily Crypto Discussion - May 12, 2026
Spent 2 months tracking CFD broker spreads - the differences are bigger than I expected
Got tired of conflicting claims so I tracked spreads on the same instruments across 4 platforms for about 8 weeks - demo and small live positions. Instruments: EUR/USD, DAX, Gold, Brent Crude. All measurements during EU session (09:00-17:00 CET). EUR/USD: \- Platform A (large spread-based broker, UK-registered): 1.2-1.4 pips, occasionally …
April CPI came in hot, rising to 3.8% the highest level since May 2023. Core CPI also moved higher to 2.8%, beating expectations of 2.7%. With oil prices surging, inflation is starting to look uncomfortable again. Now the market is pricing in higher odds of Fed rate hikes.
The CLARITY Act Explained: What the May 14 Senate Vote Means for Crypto in 2026
like...why? not ironically
hi guys, i am just a beginner in the crypto world and i am very curious about a thing which for me is doesn t make sense as i understand from the theory, crypto is a high risk - high reward asset ok, that s the theory, but based on …
Is 24/7 stock trading actually a good thing or just a trap?
Crypto has seriously ruined my sense of market hours lol. I was looking at some exchanges offering tokenized stocks lately, and it's tempting to think I could trade Tesla or Nvidia on a Saturday night. But coming from a bit of BTC profit, I'm still trying to figure out where …